Supreme Court

The court ruled against the state's police benevolent association, stating the law was meant to prevent the release of addresses and content information, not names

The state police force argued that revealing their policy on utilizing social media for investigations could potentially put public safety at risk

Law enforcement agencies have seized more than 19,000 ghost guns at crime scenes in 2021, a more than tenfold increase in five years, the Justice Department said

With lawmakers in limbo, I’m betting on cops and communities to win the fight against radicalization

Isaiah Lewis' parents argued that he was experiencing a mental health crisis and that police used excessive force

Police arrested Anthony Novak in 2016 after he created a fake police Facebook page that closely mirrored the look of Parma PD's official page

High court personnel are showing up on college campuses, military bases and other venues to try to fill some of the force's many vacancies

"Detective Colas' decision to fire his weapon constituted defense of another as a matter of law," Justice Stephen McCullough said

The court held that “a reasonable person would distinguish between a spotlight and red and blue emergency lights in considering whether the person was free to leave or otherwise terminate the encounter”

“Landmark case [could] change the landscape of public safety for future generations.”

The issue was whether a fired campus officer was eligible for arbitration from a state employment body since he didn't work for a municipality

The new development is unfolding after Mayor Eric Adams removes private sector vaccine mandate, but maintains municipal order

Al-Damany Kamau committed the execution-style murder of Det. John Sczyrek with the help of a probation officer, who smuggled a handgun into the courthouse

Prosecutors had argued the “hot pursuit” exception negated the need for a warrant

It would prohibit a person from receiving a license to carry a firearm if there's reliable or credible risk of public safety