LA County Supervisors gave preliminary approval to an ordinance to would ban law-enforcement officers from concealing their ...

A Los Angeles Police Department officer opened fire in the Westlake neighborhood of Los Angeles Tuesday, with at least two ...

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in court said The Charlotte Observer’s efforts to obtain the police video published in its series on the Sanrico McGill shooting was a “fishing expedition ...

Uh, first of all, I wanna say, uh, good morning, good afternoon, um. I would like just to take *** moment to acknowledge, uh, uh, my friend, former colleague, the passing of, uh, Tony Barksdale, um.

A Baltimore Police officer was indicted after he was seen in a viral video chasing a person with a police cruiser in late October, State's Attorney Ivan Bates announced Wednesday. Robert A. Parks is ...

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HOUSTON – The Houston Police Department has released multiple bodycam footage of officers fatally shooting an armed man in October in a northeast Houston neighborhood. Officers responded to a call ...

SEATTLE — The recent end to a federal consent decree has changed how Seattle police are handling the release of videos when officers use deadly force. Last Thursday, Seattle officers shot and killed a ...

Baltimore Police on Thursday confirmed the identity of an officer seen in a viral video posted this week, nearly striking a man with his vehicle. The officer, Robert Parks, had his police powers ...

The federal judge overseeing Baltimore Police’s consent decree progress praised the department during a Thursday hearing for driving crime down while making strides in reforming unconstitutional ...

Detroit — The Detroit City Council has approved an ordinance requiring the Detroit Police Department to publicly release video within 30 days of any incident that involves injuries to citizens. The ...