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Deputies Who Shot Theft Suspect, Police Officer During Altercation in El Cajon ID'd
Authorities Wednesday released video and publicly identified two San Diego County sheriff’s deputies involved in an on-duty shooting that left a vehicle-theft suspect and a National City police officer wounded in El Cajon.
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For Cop Who Shot Daunte Wright, Will ‘Wrong Gun' Plea Work?
Jury selection begins Tuesday for a white former suburban Minneapolis police officer, Kim Potter, who says she meant to grab her Taser instead of her handgun when she shot and killed motorist Daunte Wright, who was Black.
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Watch: Officer Saves Officer From Oncoming Car
A Virginia officer’s quick action prevented his co-worker from getting seriously hurt.
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Massachusetts Town Says It Can't Fire Officer for Hitler Picture
While the panel cannot fire Eichhammer, it said it found the photo highly offensive and the demands to fire the officer are valid.
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Gang Member Convicted in Killing of Whittier Police Officer
A gang member who killed a man in East LA in 2017 and then opened fire on two Whittier police officers, killing one and wounding the other, was convicted of murder.
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Bodycam Footage Shows Police Cuffing Black Real Estate Agent, Clients During Tour
Police officers in west Michigan handcuffed the group after a neighbor wrongly reported that the three Black people were breaking into a home.
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WATCH: Trooper Performs Heimlich on Man Choking on Drugs He Swallowed
An Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper successfully performed the Heimlich maneuver on a man who attempted to swallow a bag of marijuana after he was pulled over for speeding.
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WATCH: Bodycam Footage Show Passengers Pulled From Burning Vehicle
Officers Maggie Murphy and Michael Perry help extinguish flames from the passenger’s clothing.
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US Police Weigh Officer Discipline After Rally, Capitol Riot
Police departments across the country are reviewing the behavior of dozens of officers who were in Washington on the day of the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol
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‘Brian Did His Job': Family Remembers Fallen Capitol Officer
From his early days growing up in a New Jersey hamlet, Brian Sicknick wanted to be a police officer
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Firing of La Mesa Officer Accused of Excessive Force Against Black Man Upheld
A city review panel has upheld the termination of a La Mesa police officer fired this summer for his actions during the videotaped and widely protested arrest of a young Black man at Grossmont Transit Center.
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Black Officers Break From Unions Over Trump Endorsements
Police unions nationwide have largely supported President Donald Trump’s reelection, amid mass demonstrations over police brutality and accusations of systemic racism.
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Chief: No Reason to Fire Wis. Officer Who Killed Black Teen
The police chief of a Milwaukee suburb that has seen protests and unrest since an officer was cleared of criminal wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of a Black teenager says he sees no reason why the officer should be fired
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LAPD Officer Rescues Man From Burning Car
Footage released by the LAPD shows an officer rescuing a man from a burning car before the vehicle burst into flames.
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Atlanta Wendy's Where Black Man Was Killed Set on Fire
The Wendy’s location where Rayshard Brooks, a Black man, was shot and killed by police Friday in Atlanta was set on fire Saturday night after a day of peaceful protests.
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Duty to Intervene: Floyd Cops Spoke Up But Didn't Step in
Minneapolis police have for years required officers to intervene when they see colleagues using unreasonable force. But that didn’t save George Floyd and experts say such rules will always run up against police culture and fear of being branded a “rat.”
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Restaurant Chain Closes Locations After Employees Refuse to Fill Orders for Police Officers
An Ohio-based restaurant chain’s decision to close several locations after a group of employees refused to fulfill an order for law enforcement officers has been met with both praise and criticism from customers.
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‘Officers Are Scared Out There': Coronavirus Hits US Police
Increasing numbers of police officers and civilian law enforcement staff are getting sick as the number of coronavirus cases explodes across the U.S. And the growing tally raises questions about how laws can and should be enforced during the pandemic, and about how departments will hold up as the virus spreads among the ranks of those whose work puts them...
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New Program Aims to Help Police Officers Buy Homes in San Diego
The new public-private partnership will assist officers in affording housing down-payments.
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As Internet Restored, Online Iran Protest Videos Show Chaos
Machine gun fire answers rock-throwing protesters. Motorcycle-riding Revolutionary Guard volunteers chase after demonstrators. Plainclothes security forces grab, beat and drag a man off the street to an uncertain fate. As Iran restores the internet after a weeklong government-imposed shutdown, new videos purport to show the demonstrations over gasoline prices rising and the security-force crackdown that followed. The videos offer only...