Lawful firearm owners used to wait months for NFA approvals. New ATF figures show the wait for its highest-volume forms has dropped to about 18 days even as applications nearly tripled. Read More.
A new Georgia K-9 facility could do more than train police dogs, it could help veterans transition into careers in law enforcement while giving local agencies another resource when they need it. Read More.
The latest episode of FLEOA video series Untold Stories explores how federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies working together has had spectacular results on violent crime. Read More.
Horrific news from across the pond: seven lives, including those of two police officers, were lost in a devastating crash now tied to a widening investigation into organized crime in the area. Read More.
After losing his daughter in a fatal crash caused by an intoxicated illegal immigrant, Joe Abraham is taking his fight for victims to the front lines of immigration enforcement. Read More.
A Detroit pastor delivered a fiery warning at a Dearborn City Council meeting, accusing local leaders of allowing Sharia law and religious favoritism to influence the city. Read More.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the parents of a San Francisco police recruit who died during a strenuous training exercise, citing qualified immunity among the reasons. Read More.
A proposed Michigan bill would expand mental health crisis and de-escalation training for police officers while also addressing the mental health needs of the officers responding to those calls. Read More.
He had no serious criminal record in America, but there was a major detail missing from the “non-criminal” label: he was an illegal immigrant and a convicted murderer wanted in Brazil. ICE Boston finally caught up with him in Massachusetts. Read More.
Minnesota once featured Salman Ahmed Elmi as an “outstanding refugee.” Now, he’s facing charges alleging more than $1 million in fraudulent Medicaid billing, while two co-defendants face separate sex trafficking charges. Read More.
Police officers are trained to spot danger before it finds them. But when that survival instinct follows them home, constant vigilance can become something far more difficult to shut off. Read More.