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Oklahoma County jail interim CEO: Residents detained in jail are real people. They matter to me, and I believe they matter to our community.

Chief Paul Noel was hired to oversee a department that had massive accountability problems. The new deputy chief will focus on it.

A Times investigation reveals how LAPD officials work with the Los Angeles Police Foundation to solicit private funding for the public agency.

The officer was fired in June after an internal investigation found some of the items should have been turned into the department years ago.

A new training session developed by Georgetown Law seeks to empower police officers to intervene if a colleague getting too heated during a call.

A new training session developed by Georgetown Law seeks to empower police officers to intervene if a colleague getting too heated during a call rather than watching.

Despite the countless stories published nationwide about the misuse of jurisdiction and force in handling citizen encounters in Denver, Colorado, a new feeling of hope accompanies the swearing in of Ron Thomas as the new Denver police chief. Thomas hopes to change the narrative of what it means to be a police officer and public servant for the community. On the note of reestablishing trust within the community, Thomas recognizes that he has provided a response to the 112 recommendations that cam...

COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Bartholomew County Sheriff's Office has announced they will apply to the Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) Project ...

Louisiana State Police joins the national training program known as the ABLE Project. ABLE stands for Active B...

Officer John Pickens was taken into custody by the Knox County Sheriff's Office at Knoxville Police Department headquarters on Monday.