Video: Police nab 'cat burglar' in Wash. home
Using a drone, Kirkland Police captured video showing that the intruder was actually a bobcat; the animal was captured and released into the wild
Minn. laws allowed a mass shooter to renew gun permit
A harassment restraining order was granted against Carlton Johnson II in 2023 after allegations that he sexually assaulted and threatened to kill a woman
'It was surreal': LEO was 2 days into NYPD training when 9/11 attacks threw him into action
Tom DaCosta was an NYPD recruit working a night shift at the academy; then, two days later, he was patrolling Grand Central Terminal, watching for signs of terrorism
'More than just a structure': Fla. police unveil new $165M headquarters
The new Fort Lauderdale Police station, designed to withstand a category five hurricane, offers an open-air courtyard, community center and a state-of-the-art CSI lab
BWC: 2 Fla. deputies wounded in SWAT response as suspect fires through door
The suspect fired shots through a doorway as Hernando County deputies broke through a glass door to enter a home
‘We took care of each other’: Officers across the country reflect on 9/11, 25 years later
Twenty-five years later, officers across the country are sharing the stories of where they served, who they lost and what they carried home from Sept. 11
NYPD 9/11 memorial wall adds hundreds of new names as illness, disease take toll
A memorial unveiling at NYPD headquarters revealed the names of 469 officers who contracted illnesses while working the Ground Zero pile in the months after the attack, and later died
S.C. deputy killed in multi-vehicle crash
Deputy Michael Hendricks, 33, "showed up every day ready to serve," Charleston County Sheriff Carl Ritchie said; Hendricks joined the agency in April 2023 and most recently served on the Metro Unit
'Massive security operation' underway as NYPD prepares for 9/11 memorial ceremony
“The NYPD will have a significant presence ... working alongside the United States Secret Service and our federal, state, and local partners,” Commissioner Jessica Tisch stated
Man accused of posting AI image of Pa. officer, town official in KKK garb
The man is accused of posting AI-edited images of a Whitpain Township official and police officer, as well as identifying family members and posting home addresses online
'Goodbye, captain': Officer who survived WTC tower collapse recalls the day
Terrance "Terry" Revella, a retired captain with the N.Y. State Environmental Conservation Police, was one of the first responders on the scene during the attacks and survived the collapse of both towers
Man convicted in Minn. officer's 1970 killing denied parole
Ronald Lindsey Reed was arrested in 2005 and convicted in 2006 of aiding and abetting and conspiring to commit first-degree murder in the death of St. Paul Officer James Sackett
'Financial decisions': Mo. police department dissolved
Riverview interim Police Chief Brandin Neil stated that a closed door meeting centered around "financial decisions that are best for the city"
‘Doing it for a purpose’: Las Vegas first responders remember 9/11 during Strat climb
More than 300 first responders are expected to climb 1,455 steps to the top of The Strat tower on Sept. 11 as part of the Las Vegas casino’s seventh annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
Proposal would loosen residency requirements for Ill. city's police and fire chiefs
Police and fire chiefs are currently required to live in Aurora; the proposed ordinance would allow them to live in any municipality within 15 miles of Aurora
Appeals court covering, N.Y., N.J., Conn. rules First Amendment applies to recording LE activity in public
Justices wrote that being recorded on the job “may place added strain" on officers but that “the risk of this exposure is an essential incident of life in a society which places a primary value on freedom of speech"
Miss. deputy fatally shot while dispersing crowd, suspect at large
Claiborne County Sheriff's Office Deputy Terrian Bailey was fatally wounded and a woman was shot in the incident
NYPD recruit dies during training
Probationary police officer Kamir Loubarria collapsed while working out at the Stephen D. McDonald Police Academy; he was "committed to a life of service," the department stated
150 LAPD cops crack down on massive street takeover, arresting 69 and seizing 200 cars
The response was part of"Operation Street Sweeper," a coordinated effort targeting street takeovers; 570 people were cited and seven firearms were recovered at the scene