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The decision leaves intact lower court rulings that found the trooper’s use of deadly force was reasonable after Ricky Cobb attempted to flee with another trooper leaning inside his vehicle
The cases span more than four decades and include the murders of Palm Springs Officers Jose Vega and Lesley Zerebny and Sacramento Officer Tara O’Sullivan
Before investing in AI, police leaders need to examine their existing technology, question vendor promises and determine whether new tools will improve operations or simply create new dependencies
The suspect was taken into custody following a multiagency pursuit and PIT maneuver and is being held without bond on multiple felony charges
Screens and cameras are what people see on opening day, but Tempe IT manager Eric Jensen says the real work starts earlier, with the people, policies and infrastructure behind them
The agency aims to reach qualified applicants whose family responsibilities make residential training difficult
Your position is entrusted to you for a season — the standard you set becomes part of the legacy you leave behind
Justices are revisiting a 1971 ruling that established a limited pathway for individuals to seek damages from federal agents who violate constitutional protections
With Amendment 3 shrinking local law enforcement budgets, Central Florida school leaders expect agencies to push districts to cover more of what SROs cost
Routine traffic stops, familiar addresses and other everyday circumstances can quietly lower an officer’s guard — here’s why every encounter deserves a fresh assessment