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Paralyzed officer works to walk again Keith Thompson, Updated: 10:31 PM CDT May 23, 2021 Keith Thompson, Updated: 10:31 PM CDT May 23, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript WE CONTINUE TONIGHT WITH THE STORY OF PURE DETERMINATION KEITH THOMPSON JOIDNE THE OMAHA POLICE DEPARTMENT IN 1991. WELL FIVE YEARS LATER. HE NEARLY DIED ON THE JOB CRITICALLY INJURED WHEN THIEVES SLAMMED INTO HIS CISRUER. NOW THOMPSON SURVIVED, BUT HE LOSTHE T USE OF HIS LEGS. HE WASN’T GOING TO LET THAT BE THE END OF WORRY, YOU SEE HE WANTS TO WALK AGAIN AND FOR THE PAST COUPLE OF YEARS WE’VE FO...

2 deputies killed, suspect and 2 others dead in shooting at North Carolina home By Alex Sundby 2 deputies among 4 killed in North Carolina standoff Police believe a gunman killed two sheriff's deputies, his mother and his stepfather at a North Carolina home before killing himself Wednesday. The shooting sparked a lengthy standoff between the gunman and authorities in Boone, North Carolina, that ended late Wednesday night. The Watauga County Sheriff's Office identified the deputies as K-9 Deputy Logan Fox and Sergeant Chris Ward. Sheriff Len Hagaman identified the two o...

Westwood police have asked a court clerk to lodge criminal charges against a Milton police officer who allegedly directed a racist rant about the Black Lives Matter movement last September at two house guests, a Black teenager and a Hispanic teenager, who were at the home for a sleepover with the officer's sons.

Town of Devon council held a virtual meeting on Mar. 8. RCMP Superintendent Gord Stewart introduced council to Devon’s new detachment commander, Sergeant Chris Mosley. Sgt. Mosley will be taking over command of the Devon RCMP detachment from Sgt. Jolene Nason this week, transferring from Leduc. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Council welcomes new RCMP commander Back to video Sgt. Mosley remarked that he was excited to take on the new role and continue the work of Sgt. Nason in the community. He added that his focus will be on crime reduction a...

The high number of road deaths has increased in a shockingly tragic start to 2021, with 39 people dead from 35 fatal crashes in the state so far this year. Both figures are a huge increase on this time last year, with 17 more fatal crashes and 20 more deaths as of last Sunday. Queensland was the only state to record an increase in road deaths for 2020 with a toll of 267, 57 more than in 2019. 89 people died inside the Central police region last year, a span that includes Gympie, the Sunshine Coast and the Fraser Coast. Officer in Charge of the Wide Bay Burnett District Road Policing Unit S...