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Twenty-five years later, officers across the country are sharing the stories of where they served, who they lost and what they carried home from Sept. 11
A memorial unveiling at NYPD headquarters revealed the names of 469 officers who contracted illnesses while working the Ground Zero pile in the months after the attack, and later died
Officers need not ignore immediate threats, prolong dangerous situations or place themselves at unreasonable risk
When social media presents privately created or altered video as police footage, clear verification and timely communication can keep misinformation from defining an agency’s actions
Deputy Michael Hendricks, 33, “showed up every day ready to serve,” Charleston County Sheriff Carl Ritchie said; Hendricks joined the agency in April 2023 and most recently served on the Metro Unit
Police1’s exclusive companion report to the “What Cops Want in 2026” survey reveals how officers want systems that work together, reduce duplicate work and help them spend more time on policing
“The NYPD will have a significant presence ... working alongside the United States Secret Service and our federal, state, and local partners,” Commissioner Jessica Tisch stated
Newton Police Lt. Carlos Uribe pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Camden Childers after a vehicle pursuit
The woman shot and wounded one Richmond Police officer during the standoff, where she did not stop shooting at police until she ran out of ammunition
The man is accused of posting AI-edited images of a Whitpain Township official and police officer, as well as identifying family members and posting home addresses online