Fla. PD cruiser set ablaze in suspected arson
The Miami-Dade County Sheriff’s Office did not say whether a officer lived where the burning Hollywood Police Department SUV was found
Miss. police sergeant killed off duty in suspected murder-suicide
Sgt. Jason Blake had served with the McComb Police Department for five years and had a total of 16 years of law enforcement experience
DHS removes age limits for ICE recruits to boost hiring
Before the change, ICE applicants were required to be 21 years old and no older than 37 or 40, depending on what position they were applying for
Mich. LE task force suspends use of face coverings due to public concerns
“At this time, I believe this is the right step to avoid contributing further to public fear or uncertainty,” Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety Chief David Boysen said
2 S.C. deputies hurt in training accident by live rounds kept in baggie in desk drawer
The officers were injured by what turned out to be breaching rounds fired by an officer acting as a gunman in the training scenario, Greenville County Sheriff Hobart Lewis said
Army sergeant shot 5 soldiers before he was tackled and arrested at Fort Stewart, officials say
The injured soldiers are stable and expected to recover, said Brig Gen. John Lubas; the soldiers who tackled Sgt. Quornelius Radford helped ensure his arrest
Trump creates task force to prepare for 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
“The L.A. Olympics is shaping up to be a wonderful moment for America. It’s going to be incredible,” Trump said as he signed an executive order establishing the task force
‘I know you’re mad’: Fla. deputy removes gator from pool with bare hands, buckles it into cruiser
“Oh, I got you and you’re fine. I know you’re super mad,” the St. Johns County deputy is heard saying as the alligator thrashed in his grip
Bill would allocate $100M per year for police recruitment, training for next 5 years
The Pathways to Policing Act would authorize $50M per year for state and local police hiring grants, and another $50M annually for a DOJ-led nationwide recruitment campaign
Justice Department releases new list of sanctuary jurisdictions
Attorney General Pam Bondi said the department would “continue bringing litigation against sanctuary jurisdictions and work closely with the [DHS] to eradicate these harmful policies”
Calif. PD unveils new RTIC to boost officer safety, shorten response times
The facility, funded by a $4.4 million state grant, uses drones, surveillance cameras and advanced communications to provide officers with real-time situational awareness
Federal appeals court strikes down Ind. ‘police buffer zone’ law
Writing for the court, Judge Doris Pryor said the statute gave officers too much discretion to issue arbitrary orders and criminalize otherwise lawful behavior
Breaking down the ‘Door Kick Challenge’: A viral trend with real-world risks
The viral TikTok trend has led to felony charges, property damage and close calls with armed homeowners across the U.S.
N.J. trooper kills ex-girlfriend, firefighter before taking his own life
Authorities say the trooper followed his ex-girlfriend home before fatally shooting her and her new partner in a targeted attack
San Diego PD crushes impounded vehicles in crackdown on illegal street racing
The move, backed by court orders, marks the first vehicle destruction by SDPD in nearly 20 years to deter reckless driving and street takeovers