NYPD arrests more than 60 fans in chaos following Knicks' NBA finals victory
The NYPD reported four people shot or stabbed and 10 police officers attacked, with one punched in the face and another hit with a glass bottle
BWC: San Diego officer shoots at woman who drove toward officers deploying spike strips
Video shows the suspect vehicle jumping a curve and accelerating in the direction of an officer standing back from the roadside
3 Philadelphia officers wounded by retired firefighter in shootout that left suspect dead
A video from the encounter shows the man confronting officers and arguing with them before pulling a gun from his waistband and firing shots
'Beyond our expectations': L.A.'s new transit police force gets 2,400 applicants in weeks since launch
The future L.A. Metro police force received 950 applications within 24-hours of opening the portal; the agency is offering an entry-level salary of up to $132,499 per year
Brothers follow three-generation legacy into Mo. police department
Nicholas and Michael Menendez will join the St. Louis PD after serving in the Army and graduating from the academy, following the footsteps of their mother, father and grandfather
Cop severely wounded by gunman who menaced bus rider awarded NYPD Medal of Honor
Det. Brett Boller had three months on the job when he confronted a man who had been arguing with another passenger over a bus seat and subsequently shot Boller in the midsection
Calif. police K-9 catches suspect who hit fire hydrant during pursuit
The suspect evaded a traffic stop and fled at around 70mph before crashing into the fire hydrant; Yuba City K-9 Rook nabbed the suspect after he fled on foot
Man who got drunk at birthday party, shot at Calif. sheriff's office helicopter sentenced to 9 years in prison
The man ultimately finished off a handle of Jack Daniels containing 1.75 liters of hard liquor before firing shots intermittently for at least 20 minutes
Children of first responders would be eligible for free community college under N.C. bill
The Family Support for Those Who Serve Act would apply to children of certain public safety officers between the ages of 17 and 24 who meet admissions standards
California officer fired after video shows colleague shot during police garage horseplay
Pasadena Mayor Victor Gordo called the conduct “juvenile, unacceptable behavior at the highest level”
Should officers repay academy costs if they resign after less than a year?
After a Pennsylvania officer left his PD to appear on the reality TV show "Love Island," Police1 readers weighed in on whether officers who leave shortly after being hired should reimburse agencies for taxpayer-funded training
Calif. sheriff's office states it will pull LE services from city with no PD after failed cost negotiations
The city of Willows filed a lawsuit to get more time to negotiate a contract with the Glenn County Sheriff's Office after the agency said it would stop service after June 30
BWC: Suspect attacked by alligator while fleeing from La. deputies through swamp
The man continued to flee from St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office deputies after the attack; deputies later located him using a drone
Iran-linked hackers claim breach of FBI drone program, threaten World Cup security
The hackers, known as Handala, claim they obtained data from FBI-operated drones, including images and information linked to facial recognition and license plate readers
BWC: 39 migrants pulled from burning trailer after driver flees Border Patrol checkpoint
The trailer caught fire after a pursuit that began when a K-9 alerted at the Falfurrias Border Patrol checkpoint
Colo. city settles lawsuit for $675K after officer shoots dog during 2019 call
The agreement includes changes to Loveland police training and dog encounter procedures following the incident
NYPD overtime hits $890M as NYC faces budget gaps, report finds
The report recommends mandatory staffing plans, compliance reviews and corrective action for commands that repeatedly exceed overtime spending targets