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Of 54 agencies who responded, 33 of them, or about 61%, are currently using body cameras.

As Philadelphia's gun violence climbs at a record pace, a 63-year-old man is demanding change through a hunger strike. "We also know narcotics are driving a lot of these shootings. We've bolstered our narcotics bureau; more boots on the ground," said Outlaw. But, Glasgow sees other factors driving the violence as well. "Yeah, violence is huge, but there's more kids that aren't eating, there's more kids that are being sexually abused in their homes," said Glasgow. The foundation provides food, clothing and other resources for many families in need here. He says many young people can't even rea...

Sheriff Mitch Ralston recounted the life of Captain Michael D. Garigan following his death on Sunday. Credit: Gordon County Sheriff's Office Gordon County Sheriff's Office Captain Mike Garigan Author: Christopher Buchanan Updated: 10:26 PM EST January 24, 2021 GORDON COUNTY, Ga. — Yet another Georgia law enforcement agency is saying a heartfelt farewell to one of their own following his death from what the sheriff described as COVID-19-related medical complications. Gordon County Sheriff Mitch Ralston shared in a statement that one of his veteran captains, Mi...

Georgia captain's COVID-related death leaves sheriff's department 'heartbroken' By FOX 5 Digital Team Published  (Gordon County Sheriff's Office) GORDON COUNTY, Ga. - The Gordon County Sheriff's Office is "heartbroken" after the death of a veteran deputy connected to COVID-19. Gordon County Sheriff Mitch Ralston reported the news about Captain Michael "Mike" Garrigan's death Sunday morning, saying that he died from COVID-19-related medical complications. According to Ralston, Garrigan worked with the Sheriff's Office for over 30 years as a deputy, detective, and more positions. Garrigan most...

3 injured, including state trooper, after Bartlett man rear-ends Illinois State Police vehicle By Sun-Times Media Wire Palatine, sending him, a state trooper and another person to the hospital. The trooper was responding to a single-vehicle crash about 9:55 a.m. on the left shoulder near Rand Road when a gray Kia slammed into his vehicle from behind, Illinois State Police said. The squad car then veered left into the median, while the Kia continued forward and struck a white Nissan. The trooper and the drivers of both the Kia and the Nissan were all hospitalized, police said. None of their in...