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You Stealin’ from Me?: NYPD Arrest Burglar in Robert De Niro’s Home

Dec. 19, 2022 NYPD officers were tailing a suspected burglar when they witnessed her break into the "Taxi Driver" actor's home and stuff presents...

Chase Leads to Human Smuggling Bust for Houston Police

Dec. 19, 2022When Houston police officers pursued a stolen truck into a field, the driver and eight occupants jumped from the vehicle before they...

Deputy walking, talking again after being struck by gunfire during ambush outside PD

Sgt. Eric Kocheran was placed in a medically induced coma after being shot in the chest outside his police station last month By Ashley Silver...

Ga. man on the loose after stealing patrol car while handcuffed

The suspect stole the cruiser by maneuvering his hands from behind his back and forcing his way through the partition By Ashley Silver Police1 TRENTON, Ga....

Ohio governor unveils new training standards for armed school employees

The curriculum includes 24 hours of initial training and eight hours of annual recertification training By Jeremy Pelzer Cleveland.com Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fav6T5zHa34 COLUMBUS, Ohio...

Ill. county announces new search warrant policy after Anjanette Young raid

The policy will require law enforcement to follow up on the outcome of the search warrant, including whether it was signed by a judge...

Latest Indiana State Police recruitment class smallest one since 1940s

An ISP recruiter says lapses in coverage may become more apparent if staffing levels continue to fall By Ashley Silver Police1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8jSHpx_lxs INDIANAPOLIS — Like many police...

Cleveland police create relocation program for homicide witnesses

Witness-relocation efforts have previously relied on homicide detectives pulling cash out of their own pockets and pooling together funds By Courtney Astolfi cleveland.com Distributed by Tribune...

Conn. police using virtual reality to train officers in de-escalation tactics

“It’s important that we do whatever we can to sharpen our skill set to make sure that everyone involved in an incident walks away." By Taylor...

$2.2M for hiring bonuses, mental health services for Cleveland first responders, dispatchers

The benefits are separate from another recently discussed proposal to use ARPA money to provide Cleveland officers with $3,000 retention bonuses By Lucas Daprile cleveland.com Distributed by Tribune Content...

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