'Just trying to do our job': Rookie St. Louis cop recounts tornado response
Just weeks out of the academy, Officer Dakota DeClerck carried survivors from the rubble and cleared debris amid dangerous conditions captured on bodycam
Austell’s first woman police chief sets vision for growth and internal leadership
For Chief Shameta Jones-Harrell, the most important way to retain her officers is by establishing "open, honest communication and dialogue"
N.C. police respond after alligator crawls from ocean to join stunned tourists on beach
“Beachgoers received an unexpected thrill (Thursday) afternoon when an 8-foot alligator decided to join them in the surf,” the Sunset Beach PD wrote in a Facebook post
Wanted man ‘challenged’ deputies to find him — then, Fla. cops did just that
The suspect commented on multiple Polk County Sheriff's Office Facebook posts, taunting deputies for failing to apprehend him; two weeks later, he was in custody
Mont. governor vetoes bill providing PTSD workers' comp coverage for first responders
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte vetoed a bill for first responders, citing concerns about fairness and legal issues raised by business and insurance groups
Mass. State Police pledge review of training, oversight following Karen Read trial
The department stated it would review investigative training and oversight policies following the investigation and trial
‘Steak dinner for you tonight’: La. K-9 finds gun suspect used to fire at officers
The suspect, who had been apprehended earlier, reportedly told police that they would never find the weapon
Video: Man fires shots at Md. officers from inside home before fatal OIS
Video shows a Baltimore County Police officer taking cover behind a trash can before returning fire
Sig Sauer, faced with lawsuits over P320 pistol, gets protection in N.H.
Multiple lawsuits claim that the P320 handgun can discharge without the trigger being pulled, a claim Sig Sauer has denied
Trial opens for lawsuit against pardoned Jan. 6 defendant over police officer's suicide
Metropolitan Officer Jeffrey Smith's widow is suing a man who battered her husband during the storming of the Capitol, which she claimed caused the concussion that led to his suicide
Should irresponsible hikers be forced to pay for their rescue? This sheriff says yes
"I need to find a creative way to deter the current behavior we are witnessing while attempting to recoup the financial burden placed on our county," Sheriff Summer Scheyer said
BWC: Man breaks into ex-wife’s home, runs toward Utah officers with knife before fatal OIS
A woman told Salt Lake City dispatchers that her ex-husband had threatened to kill her and said he would set himself on fire
Officers who cover their faces could be charged with misdemeanor under Calif. proposal
The bill would require all law enforcement officials to show their faces and be identifiable by their uniform
How one police sergeant’s intuition led to capture of suspect in Minn. lawmaker shootings
Sgt. Rielly Nordan was finishing his shift when he heard about the initial shootings; he told officers to check on the home of Rep. Melissa Hortman, where they spotted the suspect
Video: Wash. deputy lassos chainsaw-wielding man accused of threatening, chasing his father
Pierce County Sheriff's deputies used the lasso to take him into custody after he allegedly threatened his father with the saw