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The Windsor Police Service’s Problem-Oriented Policing (POP) Unit arrested 12 people during a recent crackdown on retail theft at Home Depot. Police say

Windsor police have arrested 12 people in relation to a series of thefts targeting the citys two Home Depot locations in recent months.

The COPS program has an extensive track record of poor performanceand should be eliminated. Some Members of Congress propose resuscitating it with COPS 2.0. Congress should limit itself toasserting uniquely federal interests, starting with those that theConstitution clearly assigns to the national government. Effectivepolicing at the state and local levels does not require fundingfrom the federal government.

Windsor police arrested a man on drug trafficking charges after seizing crack cocaine, powder cocaine, and fentanyl.

Windsor police are highlighting ongoing efforts to deter, de-escalate and disrupt crime in the downtown core in response to public concerns over recent violent assaults in the area.

Windsor police say officers arrested eight people in the Glengarry Avenue area Thursday during a community-focused patrol.

Eureka’s most prolific public commenters seized the opportunity to grill city staff about a roster of local issues during a candidate briefing at Eureka City Hall this week. Seemingly at every turn, the group of five individuals – none of whom are officially running for local office – incessantly qu

According to a news release from Rancho Cordova police, the Problem Oriented Policing (POP) Unit was tipped off about a home suspected of an illegal grow operation.

Phoenix police have released the name of the mental health patient killed by police Tuesday around 10 a.m. near 111th Avenue and Camelback Road.

During a recruiting crisis in police departments across the U.S., women are being welcomed as officers. That shift toward equality is opening new professional opportunities and improving policing.