Officer Agdeppa said the suspect attacked him and his partner; Agdeppa said he was in fear for his partner's life when he shot the suspect
Union president for COs jokes that "everything runs off duct tape and band-aids” in the understaffed prison with failing infrastructure
Reflections from New Orleans medics who remember what it was like to work in one of the largest disaster medical response efforts in Louisiana history
The new contract, which requires union and legislature approval, also includes a $1,200 health and wellness stiped in 2023 and 2024
Court rules that under state law, the city of Wickliffe should have held a competitive exam to fill the position
A judge pointed out that the city failed to provide any evidence demonstrating that the officer's off-duty cannabis use had an impact on her job performance
Under the legislation, names, photos and alleged offenses of juveniles can be distributed by law enforcement agencies while a suspect is at large
A 2019 state law banned PDs from justifying shootings with reasonableness; now, they must prove their actions were "necessary" for self-defense or defending others
Idalia is expected to make landfall Wednesday bringing storm surge and flooding
Idalia is expected to make landfall Wednesday, bringing storm surges and flooding
Broome County Sheriff says the agreement establishes “clear LGBTI Guidelines, which were previously nonexistent”
The contract will bump starting salaries for officers by nearly 13% and provide annual base raises of 3%
Three Black Kansas City firefighters say they have experienced a hostile work environment and retaliation for speaking to investigators
Over 100 deaths are confirmed and approximately 1,000 people are unaccounted for in the Lahaina fire
The language of the new law states SROs are prohibited from using certain types of restraints when trying to control unruly students
Officer Jeffrey Smith’s death resulted in a new law that extended eligibility for federal benefits to the families of officers who died by suicide
President Joe Biden met with officials and first responders in the aftermath of a wildfire that killed at least 115 people
Deputies found tobacco, meth, fentanyl and a syringe on an inmate returning from furlough
"It is incredibly important our hardworking correctional officers get paid what they deserve," Gov. Jim Justice said
Emergency Management Agency Administrator Herman Andaya said he had no regrets for not activating emergency sirens
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