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The Meriden Police officer had to fire nearly 20 rounds before the suspect stopped the ultimately fatal attack
Chief U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud rejected the DOJ’s claims that Minnesota’s laws unfairly target federal agents and inhibit them from carrying out immigration work
After a court overturned all of his misconduct convictions, Charles “Ken” Zisa sued the city of Hackensack and the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office and Sheriff’s Office
In Police1’s “What Cops Want” survey, rural officers described vast patrol areas, staffing shortages and long waits for assistance, but reported better relationships with supervisors and more satisfying careers than many urban officers
As a San Antonio SWAT unit arrived at a residence for a warrant service, the subject of the warrant waited in his parked vehicle to fire shots at them; one officer and the suspect were injured
All cases that involved the former MSP investigator who was found to have sent racist and misogynistic texts during the Karen Read trial will be reviewed, Col. Geoffrey Noble said
Tom Homan said the cameras have been purchased and are in the hands of training specialists
As officers attempted to breach the home where a suspect had shot one person and was holding two hostage, the suspect fired through the front door, striking an officer
An innocent person’s shooting shows why courts judge police use of force based on what officers reasonably perceived in the moment
Chief John Drake will welcome public safety leaders from the U.S. and Canada to discuss crime trends, technology, officer wellness and leadership