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Following a spat of viral videos circulating online depicting fights in the downtown Greenville area, the local police chief is assuring the public that despite the concerning nature of the videos in question, what’s depicted is not representative of the overall common culture of the city.
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Authorities in Milwaukee are actively searching for a suspect driver involved in a fatal collision during a police pursuit earlier in August, with officials saying the vehicle is also connected to an ongoing shooting investigation which spawned the pursuit in question.
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Officer Jose Navarro, a Marine, now serves in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s International Affairs Unit. He works to bridge language and cultural gaps so all residents feel protected and connected to law enforcement.
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A nonprofit aiming to support local first responders in Laurel held a fundraising event earlier in August in an effort to help secure new bulletproof vests for the Laurel Police Department, with the event being referred to as Cornhole for a Cause.
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Domestic-violence homicide leaves one dead; suspect still at large.
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The arrest of a Rhode Island assistant attorney general earlier in August has resulted in the prosecutor at the center of the incident being placed on unpaid leave, as the bodycam footage of the incident quickly went viral due to the prosecutor in question appearing to leverage her position over the officers trying to uphold their duties.
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Two juveniles who’ve been charged in connection with the attempted carjacking and beating of a former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) staffer earlier in August have been released from custody by a D.C. judge, granting the alleged youthful offenders minimal restrictions while their cases play out.
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An automotive journalist and radical leftist out of Chicago took to X to brag about her past experience at the hands of a violent carjacker, claiming despite her being injured and deprived of her vehicle by Chicago’s criminal element, she doesn’t want President Donald Trump’s “troops” patrolling her city.
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A mom has been arrested after police found her 10-month-old daughter's decomposing body in cardboard box.
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A sheriff's department and police department participated in separate fundraisers for Police Lights of Christmas, a charity that purchases gift cards and backpacks for disadvantaged people.
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GALLS® and Law Enforcement Today launched the “Next Generation of Protectors” campaign to honor rising law enforcement leaders under 30. The effort also spotlights veteran officer Taime Viner, whose story inspires young recruits.
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Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, publicly issued a stern warning to Boston’s mayor earlier in August, informing her and the general public that the continued exercise of sanctuary-city laws and policies will result in a “flood” of immigration authorities in these purported sanctuary zones for illegal aliens.
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A violent fugitive from Venezuela who terrorized a woman by putting a gun to her head in a perverse form of Russian roulette was picked up in Plano, TX last week, ICE said.
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A 19-year-old illegal alien from Mexico was reportedly arrested and federally charged earlier in August after authorities say he assaulted a federal officer and damaged government property while allegedly in the midst of fleeing a traffic stop.
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Newly confirmed US Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro announced her office will no longer pursue felony charges against those carrying legally registered long guns, except when used in violent crimes or weapons trafficking cases involving long guns.
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