Use of Force

...as the impartial investigator, here’s what I’m not going to tell you

Four officers engaged with the suspect for roughly six minutes trying to de-escalate the situation

The officer had faced anywhere from probation up to eight years behind bars after pleading guilty to second-degree assault

Medical experts testified that the 500-milligram dose of ketamine administered by an Aurora Fire Rescue paramedic caused McClain's death

Would you rather have officers look good on the mats or perform in the field with greater proficiency?

Get the most out of your training time and dollars with paintball marker pistols

Last week, prosecutors announced they would not be charging the SWAT officer who fatally shot Locke while executing a no-knock search warrant

The officers' use of force was "absolutely legitimate," wrote arbitrator Jeffrey Selchick, who added that the protester was "definitely not an innocent bystander"

Sankyo is a versatile technique that can be used as a come-along, takedown or control hold on a non-compliant suspect

Injury fears, liability management and public perception are just some of the hurdles to overcome

“It is a 2,000-pound weapon. They tried to end it peacefully, but ultimately, their lives were put in danger and they had to react.”

Court refused to dismiss county liability allegation that sheriff tacitly authorized pattern of unlawful bean bag deployment

The man entered the detective's office on the first floor of the building and began assaulting him with an unknown object, cutting the officer on the neck and head

Continuum does not accurately describe police response options to resistance

The move clarifies use-of-force protocols after police officials said the sweeping reforms hindered crime response