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MONTPELIER — Col. Matthew T. Birmingham, director of the Vermont State Police, announced that Lt. Steven Coote, director of the agency’s recruiting and training, has been named commander of the

A "permissive" culture at the FBI's training facility led to female candidates being dismissed and receiving harsher evaluations than their male counterparts, with half the women saying they were subject to sexist jokes or stories, according to a report released Tuesday by the Justice Department's internal watchdog.

A "permissive" culture at the FBI's training facility led to female candidates being dismissed and receiving harsher evaluations than their male counterparts, with half the women saying they were subject to sexist jokes or stories, according to a report released Tuesday by the Justice Department's internal watchdog.

New Orleans Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson has announced his retirement from the NOPD.

FBI Director Wray reflects on his career in public service and the impacts 9/11 has had on him and on the FBI.

Amid what experts say is a national dearth of mental health care workers, the L.A. County Department of Mental Health is beefing up efforts to train the next generation of professionals.

The Bike Unit was created as a pro-active new approach to crime prevention as the city grows in general,

The festival is a way for students to learn more about gongs, one of the most recognised traditional cultural features of the Central Highlands, giving them the tools and the know-how to preserve and promote the nation’s cultural values.

The attorney charged with monitoring reform in the Chicago Police Department has pointedly noted how departmental staffing is affecting those reform efforts....

Becomes first Asian to be selected as police adviser to United Nation Department of Peace Operations.