Orlando PD Conducting SWAT Exercises Downtown
Training not open to the public
Withdrawn charges, acquittals and complaints that never led to charges are keeping people from getting jobs, enrolling in school and going to the U.S. a local civil liberties group says
Father says Fullerton will make announcement Tuesday
A five part series on drug use in Wilmington, MA starts with framing it as a domestic terrorism issue and continues with police blaming marijuana decriminalization for an uptick in other drug use
You know what you can do with your videotape
96 died at game more than 20 years ago, but new report finds nearly half could have been saved
An Opa-locka police captain ran a local drug ring
They invoked the ever-popular, "it's illegal to record the police."
Police and anything that can't fight back are a bad mix
The Paterson police officer says he saw the man holding a firearm during a street dispute and said he moved in for a clear shot, hitting him in the back
They stole the device just one day after being told to do nothing of the sort
A retired Florida highway patrolman decided to analyze the available data
Tax-free pensions without losing the ability to work and draw another salary - what's not to like?
The 26-year-old was upset about a compromising picture the other man put on Facebook of his girlfriend and called Philly police under the name "George Michaels"
The public information officer working the Trayvon Martin case has been reassigned and may file a grievance
Someone called in a fake tip that got it all started
A judge had ordered the man released, but he was detained at the request of immigration officials
FBI agents calls it "damn right felonious activity"
The adventures of the undercover cops.
Federal judge throws out evidence because a Utah state trooper took to long to write a ticket
Allegedly caught by police officers posing as kayakers in a river in eastern Michigan
Defendant passed six tests, so let him go already
City sues to get $457,000 annual salary back
Truck came to a stop upside-down on a retaining wall
Lawsuit says man is physically, mentally disabled, was suffering seizure when four cops used excessive force. Authorities not commenting
He was supposed to be testing cameras for accuracy, but he falsified the logs instead
Police abuse, malpractice, property damage adds up to $735 million a year in the Big Apple
Second victim this year to be carrying the "replica handgun," though his sister denies he had one on him
Parents were not informed and are not very happy
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