Traffic Enforcement, Highway Patrol
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The award winners will be recognized during Police Weekend, showcasing efforts from traffic safety to comprehensive wellness initiatives
Lawmakers are looking at creating a new pension system that would guarantee decent lifetime retirement benefits if officers stick around on the job
The FREE program has promise as a strategy for reducing vehicle crashes, particularly those stemming from dangerous driving behaviors
“In a final act of service above self, it was Deputy Harris’ wish to donate his organs so that others may live,” Sheriff Chad Bianco said
Los Angeles could, for example, use unarmed civilians to enforce “safety-related traffic violations” such as speeding, the report recommends
The video shows a man, who is eventually able to make his way to the front seat of his car, struggling with two state troopers
Court rules that troopers had independent lawful bases to stop a defendant for a traffic violation and investigate drug trafficking based on collective knowledge doctrine
“Do I put groceries on the table? Or do I spend $175 to get the equipment violation fixed?” Saugerties Police Chief Joseph Sinagra said describing what citizens sometimes face
“Should have cited him for not wearing his life vest,” one comment said about the unusual stop
The “Officer Ryan A. Hayworth Bridge” remembers the young officer on the job for only three months when a driver struck his cruiser ejecting him
“We see strange things in our line of work, but that’s toward the top for sure,” Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Richards said
Virginia patrol officer’s dashcam video is another reminder that traffic stops can go from routine to life-threatening in the blink of an eye
Twenty-two officers have been moved into the traffic patrol division for one month to focus on impaired drivers and the deadliest city streets
The man was stopped after a deputy reportedly observed him speeding and driving erratically in April 2022
Felonious deaths decreased almost 18% from 2021 and vehicle crashes were the second leading cause of death
“The fact we’re barely five months into the year is beyond alarming,” Jim Palmer, executive director of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association said
During a conversation about field sobriety tests, Jeremiah Johnson was “evasive,” drew a handgun and shot St. Croix County Deputy Kaitie Leising
Dash cam video captures the moment a car crossed the median and slammed into a traffic stop in Fairfax County
The suspect was driving at 90 mph with an illegal license plate that said “RUN THS” with the image of a middle finger between the words, the CHP said
The woman was in various states of undress, pushing her car, before Flathead County deputies caught up with her
The officer has been placed on administrative assignment while the case is under review
City officials asked what would happen to police operations if the department lost 25% of its budget
Dash cam video captures the driver hitting Robbinsville Township Officer Connor Boyle and narrowly missing the driver he was assisting
Physical therapist Bridget Denicola said she had never seen a patient with such a high pain threshold and determination
Hancock County deputies picked up and delivered groceries after seeing a new resident traveling to a store on scooter
Emily Breidenbach, 32, and Hunter Scheel, 23, were killed last week in a shootout with a suspect
During a traffic stop, officers noticed a passenger stuffing something into his Taco Bell bag
People are still searching alongside Interstate 5 outside of Eugene as family members ask the public to return any cash to the state police
Good Samaritans began knocking on the windshield and climbing on the cruiser to try to reach the 24-year-old deputy
Gov. Tina Kotek is also asking for nearly $7 million to clear the LE training backlog that has prevented new LEOs from being deployed
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