Right number, wrong phone: When a search warrant doesn’t cover a new device
A federal appeals court ruled that a warrant for one cell phone does not cover a replacement device, even when both phones use the same number.
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BWC: Man opens fire at Conn. officers from inside home
Bridgeport Police Officers returned fire after a man who was fleeing from them ran into a home and fired shots at them from inside; no one was wounded in the shootout
‘Beyond urgent’: N.Y. police department ramping up recruitment measures amid officer shortage
The Syracuse Police Department removed its police officer residency requirement and introduced programs to keep officers who are nearing retirement working longer
N.C. state trooper charged with first degree murder in killing of deputy
Both N.C. State Highway Patrol Sgt. Nekime Oxendine and Cumberland County Sheriff's Capt. Adam David Bean were off duty during the confrontation that led up to the fatal shooting of Bean
Survey: 6 in 10 favor keeping existing police ALPR programs despite broader opposition
While 54% opposed ALPR use overall, nearly 60% favored retaining existing programs and many respondents said additional safeguards would boost their support
Video shows fatal Pa. State Police helicopter, Cessna crash
The crash killed the Cessna pilot and left two helicopter pilots seriously injured
Video: Man steals Ohio police cruiser, plows through house, attacks officer
Body camera video shows Dayton Police officers pulling residents from the wreckage while the suspect attacked, bit and tried to grab the gun from officers taking him into custody
BWC: Man threatens to kill neighbor over engine noise, runs at officer with sword before OIS
The man became agitated after he spoke with a Kern County deputy about a noise complaint; he retrieved a sword and ran after the deputy shouting, "kill me!"
‘We were there’: The overlooked 9/11 role of NYC correction officers
They searched for survivors, handled remains, supplied emergency equipment and kept the city’s jails operating. Twenty-five years later, their story is still being told.
Power up: Essential emergency lighting for every situation
From flashlights to gas lanterns, discover versatile and reliable tools to keep your environment well-lit during emergencies
Miss. deputy fatally shot while dispersing crowd, suspect at large
Claiborne County Sheriff's Office Deputy Terrian Bailey was fatally wounded and a woman was shot in the incident
NYPD recruit dies during training
Probationary police officer Kamir Loubarria collapsed while working out at the Stephen D. McDonald Police Academy; he was "committed to a life of service," the department stated
BWC: Fleeing suspect plows into Calif. police motorcycle as officer fires shots
Simi Valley Police pursued the man after a domestic disturbance where he reportedly told family members he wanted to engage in a shootout with officers
Ohio sheriff uses grant funding to replace aging cruiser cameras
The project includes about $19,000 from the Ohio DPS Office of Criminal Justice Services and a roughly $6,300 county contribution; the grant covers the purchase of in-car camera systems
Video: Woman fires gun in Fla. PD lobby, approaches officers with it before fatal OIS
Surveillance video shows the woman fire a gunshot in the Port Orange Police station lobby before walking back out into the parking lot and approaching officers
NYC releases 170,000 pages of long-sought 9/11 health, air quality records
New York City opened a public portal containing 170,000 pages of 9/11 records sought for years by first responders, survivors and families concerned about Ground Zero health risks
Beyond choosing the gun: How to manage a duty pistol transition
San Mateo County’s move to the Glock G45 shows why platform selection is only the first step — agencies must also address fit, personally owned sidearms and training requirements
Webinar: From alert to action: Building RTCC workflows that deliver results
How agencies can cut through information overload, get critical intelligence to the right people and turn real-time information into better operational outcomes
Appeals court covering, N.Y., N.J., Conn. rules First Amendment applies to recording LE activity in public
Justices wrote that being recorded on the job “may place added strain" on officers but that “the risk of this exposure is an essential incident of life in a society which places a primary value on freedo...
Proposal would loosen residency requirements for Ill. city’s police and fire chiefs
Police and fire chiefs are currently required to live in Aurora; the proposed ordinance would allow them to live in any municipality within 15 miles of Aurora
Calif. city approves $9.8M in police raises over next 3 years
The city council approved a new contract with the Huntington Beach Police Officers Association that includes a 17% pay bump for police rank-and-file through June 2029
NYPD seizes ‘enormous’ cocaine stash worth more than $10M
Following a search, officers and federal agents recovered 230 bricks containing white powder that later tested positive for cocaine
Law enforcement from across Md. meet Baltimore youth on the basketball court
“We have to find other ways to connect with our young people, and this is a perfect example,” Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley said
Calif. officer shot in abdomen during struggle with armed suspect inside police holding cell
The Pittsburg officer was shot when he entered the holding cell to transport the suspect to county jail