“The officers here, they work hard, they put their lives in danger,” Lou Ferrigno said
Jeffrey Richardson, 35, was directing traffic on a contract job when he was hit
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Members can’t make arrests or carry weapons, but they do go through a police academy training course, officials said
Reserve Deputy Tom Hoobler had been with the Childress County Sheriff’s Office since 2003
Clark County Sheriff Chuck Atkins cited state proposals of police reform and increased training requirements for reserves as reasons for folding the unit
Many agencies still require sworn officers to perform tasks that could be handled equally well by others
Dr. Paul Strauss used both his police and medical training to assist an unresponsive veteran during a call
The officer was part of a contingent of parachutists jumping over Normandy during the 75th anniversary commemoration of the D-Day landings
The former Oklahoma reserve deputy was released early because he earned credits for good behavior and not because his case was given precedence
Estrada plans to work with the police department in protecting children from internet predators
Clay Higgins was sworn in as a reserve deputy for the Lafayette city marshal Wednesday
Robert Bates has pleaded not guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the April 2 shooting, saying he confused his stun gun and handgun
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