NYPD Officers on loan to the Capitol Police assisted the DC Metro Police in a foot pursuit Tuesday in Washington, D.C. where they are bolstering security for the address of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Read More.
For the second time in less than a year, the ATF chose to ignore the Tiahrt Amendment – the federal law that prohibits the disclosure of sensitive firearm trace data to anyone outside of law enforcement circles for use in a bona fide investigation. Read More.
How does the law enforcement profession fare during times of stress and uncertainty? How does policing compare with other institutions? Who does the public trust more, cops or the media? Read More.
A near-fatal overexposure to fentanyl left an Indiana police officer clinging to life on Friday after he encountered the powdered form of the lethal drug on a dollar bill during a vehicle search. Read More.
New York City soft-on-crime politicians want to get rid of the NYPD's gang database at a time when gang activity among illegal immigrants is surging. Read More.
One way for people to better understand police work is to go on a ride-along. What if politicians went on ride-alongs to see exactly what police go through every day? Would that help them support law enforcement? Read More.
A rideshare driver for Uber Health was placed under arrest on aggravated sexual assault charges after he allegedly assaulted a 12-year-old child he was transporting. Read More.
A mourning community has a small sense of relief as a federal manhunt led to the arrest of the man who shot and killed a Melvindale, Michigan police officer. Read More.
A former New Orleans Police Officer, Jaffrey Vappie, previously assigned to Mayor LaToya Cantrell's security detail was indicted on seven counts of wire fraud and one count of lying to investigators. Read More.
Brandon Gaines, 30, suspected in the shooting of a Homewood Police Officer, took his own life ending an hours long standoff with Moody police officers on Sunday. Read More.
More attacks on illegal immigrants in New York, possibly linked to the Venezuelan gang "El Tren de Aragua," left two men injured and one dead, with one in critical condition just outside the Brooklyn Naval Yard Sunday. Read More.
A 12-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder after allegedly smothering her eight-year-old cousin with bedding over an argument about an iPhone. Read More.