Law and order

As marijuana-related crashes increase, Vermont law enforcement is giving officers new tools to recognize impaired drivers before tragedy strikes.
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Investigators thought they were chasing ATM thieves. What they uncovered was an alleged criminal network with international connections.
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Essex County, New Jersey politicians just passed a resolution refusing to honor ICE detainers, choosing to release criminal illegal immigrants back into local communities instead.
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A convicted child rapist was facing deportation until a Minnesota clemency board made a controversial decision citing “immigration concerns.” Now, federal officials are stepping in after the shocking pardon sparked outrage.
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A massive federal crackdown just swept through South Florida, leaving dozens of alleged criminals facing charges and nearly 100 firearms removed from the streets. Authorities say the operation delivered a major blow to violent offenders and criminal networks.
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The Visalia Police Department is highlighting the danger of "swatting," making fake police reports to prompt raids on unsuspecting people's homes, after a hoax 911 call triggered a swift response that could have put innocents in harm's way.
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Former Memphis police officers with military backgrounds are addressing training and response tactics as investigations continue into two recent fatal shootings involving the Safe Streets Task Force.
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The Chinese Communist Party continues its aggressive campaign of intimidation, lawfare, and foreign interference to silence dissent at home while manipulating western countries too weak to speak up.
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It takes only seconds to make a life-changing decision. This chief wants to make sure officers have the right tool in hand.
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As Los Angeles prepares for the world's biggest sporting event, one reported LAPD proposal is already raising eyebrows inside the department.
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A constitutional attorney is asking the Justice Department to investigate former Metropolitan Police Officer Michael Fanone, alleging he made false statements to Congress and committed other federal offenses. Fanone has not been charged, and the referral reflects allegations made by the attorney.
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A California man thought posting an ICE attorney’s personal information online would send a message. Instead, it sent him into a federal courtroom facing prison time.
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California police are preparing new rules for drone use following community concerns. The proposed policy would prohibit armed drones, facial recognition technology, and immigration enforcement assistance while adding new transparency requirements.
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A tattoo artist's graphic illustration depicting the killing of an ICE agent ignited a viral firestorm online, prompting outrage, alleged death threats, and a swift response from the tattoo shop where the artist worked.
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A fake arrest warrant. Forged government documents. Daily video calls with impostors. Here's how an AI-fueled scam unraveled one man's retirement and cost him a quarter of a million dollars.
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