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A Salt Lake police officer was not legally justified when he shot a 13-year-old boy multiple times while the boy was having a mental health crisis in 2020.

A Salt Lake police officer was not legally justified when he shot an unarmed 13-year-old autistic boy multiple times. But the district attorney says no charges will be filed against the officer.

North Dakota first responders gain vital training on use of force, wellness and leadership at Dickinson's inaugural symposium.

Cronyism under during former Chief James Cetran's tenure pervaded the internal affairs system within Wethersfield's police force for years, worsening an atmosphere of fear and distrust among officers, according to a new town report.

The Citizen Police Advisory Committee meeting on March 21 focused on the impact of legislative changes and use of force trends in the Farmington Police Department. Farmington Police Chief Steve Hebbe ...

The Citizen Police Advisory Committee meeting on March 21 focused on the impact of legislative changes and use of force trends in the Farmington Police Department. Farmington Police Chief Steve Hebbe ...

Looking back at the past decade, Mount Hope Police Chief Paul Rickard said he accomplished what he had ...

A grand jury decided Friday to not indict a Salt Lake City Police sergeant for shooting and killing a man in 2018.

After four years of review, no criminal charges will be filed against a Salt Lake officer who killed a man in 2018. The DA says he cannot conclude whether the shooting was legally justified.

Johnson City has retained Connecticut-based Daigle Law Group to investigate whether the police departments handling of sexual assault cases violated policy "and/or are consistent with acceptable practice in law enforcement."