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Officer Brian Liles was involved in an on-duty crash on Highway 99; he had served with CHP for 16 years
A well-written policy establishes legitimate objectives, identifies when authority may be exercised, defines its scope and places reasonable limits on officer discretion
A recommendation from a trusted colleague can carry enormous weight, but personal experience isn’t a substitute for understanding what you’re putting into your body
Trooper Hayden Phillips, a husband and father of three, was remembered as a “hero who dedicated himself to protecting our commonwealth”
The barrier system can stop a 15,000-pound vehicle within 20 feet, and it can be deployed by one person in less than 10 seconds, according to the Scranton Police Department
From weapons and floor plans to relationships, behavioral history and 911 audio, the right intelligence can help crisis negotiators work toward a safe resolution
The Franklin County Sheriff’s office released audio highlighting the man’s calls to its non-emergency line, in which he mocked dispatchers; he is not blocked from calling 911
The suspect showed “obvious signs of narcotics impairment” after fleeing a traffic stop, according to the Thurston County Sheriff’s office
Video: Suspect nearly strikes Nev. officer, hits cruiser, jumps out of moving vehicle during pursuit
A Sparks Police officer fired shots at the suspect after narrowly avoiding being hit, but the suspect continued to flee
Police1’s Duane Wolfe examines exigent entry, tactical preparation and the decision-making behind an officer’s single shot to stop a deadly threat