The recent meeting between Summerville Police Department officers and community members at Crossroads Community Church, hosted by the Dignity Project, is a promising step forward in fostering trust ...

Summerville Police Chief Douglas Wright has made it clear: racism and hate speech have no place in our community. His strong ...

The number of internal Chicago Police Department citations of rank-and-file officers surged last year. That’s good.

A letter addressed to New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick from the New Orleans Inspector General, ...

The Urbana Police Department has been a victim of defunding ... paying and retaining officers. After a period of basic training and on-the-job experiences, these officers seek job opportunities ...

Civilization relies on people responding in a “reasonable and prudent” manner. When you stop at a red light, you do so because it is the reasonable and prudent thing to do, and you assume that the ...

Prosecutors are required to write Brady letters if an officer has been shown to be untruthful or biased. It can put an officer's testimony in court into question and could be career-ending.

A source said the officer's colleagues, who were outside the apartment at the time, heard the gunshot and ran inside, only to find him on the floor with his gun beside him. A police constable ...

YEAH. THAT’S RIGHT. FRIDAY’S COURT DOCUMENTS ACCUSED ALBUQUERQUE AND STATE POLICE OFFICERS, AS WELL AS BERNALILLO COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPUTIES, OF TAKING BRIBES TO HAVE DWI CASES DISMISSED.

Irreverent jokes have little time to land in a graphic novel adaptation centered on a canine policeman protecting his city from his cat arch-nemesis.

About 140 law enforcement officers were injured on Jan. 6, including Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia officer Michael Fanone, who was attacked with a stun gun and had it ...

ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT, THE EVERETT POLICE OFFICER CAME HERE TO SEE HER EX-BOYFRIEND. AND SHE ALLEGEDLY BECAME VIOLENT. MARIA SYLVAIN, AN EVERETT POLICE OFFICER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LAW.