Body camera video shows Kent County deputies rescuing one of the juvenile suspects after he tried to flee into the Grand River
Sheriff’s offices from across California came to compete in the Sacramento County event, which featured bull riding, mutton busting and roping alongside LE-only competitions
Bellingham Chief of Police Rebecca Mertzig said the program aims to help officers “send the right response for the situation” and enhance officer and civilian safety
Interim Chief Bill Peterson is a 30-year Minneapolis Police veteran; Mayor Jacob Frey’s nomination would still require approval from city council
The council’s decision pauses a program that would have installed ALPR cameras on city streetlights, sending the pilot to the public safety committee for consideration
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