| | | | | | | | A double homicide suspect opened fire after crashing into a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper’s cruiser, striking the trooper’s vest during a deadly close‑range exchange caught on video. |
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| | | | | | Oxnard police body camera and security footage captured a tense encounter as a man with a machete kept charging at officers after being shot multiple times inside a restaurant. |
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| | The latest podcast episode takes a look at scary confrontation involving a Fort Worth civilian police employee and a suspect with a pellet gun. Plus, a Maine police department's simple program to connect with residents. |
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| | A Los Angeles jury ruled that an LAPD officer was not legally responsible for the 2021 death of a 14‑year‑old girl struck by a bullet inside a North Hollywood store. |
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| | Anoka County officials say a new artificial intelligence assistant—identifying itself as Eric or Erica—will handle the lowest‑priority nonemergency calls, allowing dispatchers to focus more on 9‑1‑1 emergencies. |
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| | Minnesota legislators are weighing a statewide grant program after St. Paul police nearly doubled its nonfatal shooting clearance rate and sharply reduced violence. |
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| | A tentative state budget deal would pour millions into New York City subway safety, including expanded NYPD patrols and mental‑health outreach. |
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| | Investigators say weak supervision of overtime and timekeeping has allowed questionable payroll practices to persist inside the New Orleans Police Department. |
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| | Eau Claire police leaders credit recruiting and outreach efforts with bringing the department closer than ever to full staffing. |
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| | | | | | This special episode features OFFICER's Lt. Frank Borelli (ret.) and Paul Rothman of SecurityInfoWatch discussing the aftermath of the White House Correspondents' Dinner attack. |
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| | | | | | The deadline is approaching to nominate a worthy police officer or commander for our program that recognizes those law enforcement members who go above and beyond the call of duty. |
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| | OFFICER Media Group's second annual Innovation Awards showcases essential law enforcement products. Find out how to submit your equipment. |
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| | The nomination period is now open for the 2026 OFFICER Station Design Awards, with entry forms and completed portfolios due by July 31. |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Law enforcement officers know that the right tools are essential for any job, whether that's a flashlight, a ballistic vest, a drone or even a sidearm. Now it's your turn to put a spotlight on your favorite law enforcement products. The Innovation Awards program aims to recognize all products and services that help move police agencies forward. |
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| | | | | | The LEOLITE Transport LEO-501 from the KIMTEK Corporation is designed to carry two officers on two seats with seat belts. The two seats are easily and quickly locked in and out utilizing our unique quick lock release mechanism with no tools required. Each LEOLITE comes with a full base with lockable storage box for weapons and ammunition... |
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| | | | | | Spacesaver's Evidence Lockers are constructed with the concerns and challenges of law enforcement professionals in mind. Physical evidence is key in determining how a crime was committed, who was involved in the crime, and most importantly, who wasn’t. By maintaining an undisputed chain of evidence custody from crime scene collection to entry... |
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| | | | Sponsored | | Do you know someone who has demonstrated exceptional heroism in the line of duty? OFFICER Media Group has opened the nominations for the OMG Valor Awards, recognizing law enforcement professionals who have demonstrated exceptional heroism and have shown a genuine commitment to their profession, their agency and the public at large. |
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| | | | Field testing found the Point Blank FAS G4 armor system remained comfortable and stable during extended wear in both external and concealed configurations. |
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| | | | Active shooter incidents are now shaped by what the first responding police officer does in the opening moments, driving a shift toward training that prioritizes speed, initiative and decision‑making under pressure. |
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