Officer Newsday eNL - Mar 18th, 2024
 
 
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March 18, 2024
Bernalillo County sheriff's deputies apprehended a 32-year-old man accused of killing a New Mexico State Police trooper after an Albuquerque gas station clerk spotted the suspect.
Body camera footage captured a confrontation between a Pasco County sheriff's deputy and a suspect in a battery case who was fatally shot during a struggle in a fleeing SUV.
Clearwater Police Officer Scott Hollingsworth, who had just marked his one-year anniversary with the department, was fatally struck by a pickup truck that allegedly didn't yield at an intersection.
An attempted speeding traffic stop turned into a wild CHP chase when a woman drove into the waves off Venice Beach, leaving two dogs in the backseat of her car.
Lexington Police Det. Nicholas Music, an eight-year veteran officer, was shot and wounded in the thigh in his unmarked car while working undercover surveillance of three men linked to violent crime.
Washington's Initiative 2113, which won't take effect for three months, reverses some changes regarding pursuits made in police reform laws passed in 2021.
While responding to a crash involving two horses on the interstate in Frederick County, a Maryland State Police trooper's cruiser was struck by another vehicle.
A driver ran over a Warren police officer's foot while fleeing a traffic stop, and he sparked a chase that ended in Detroit and led to a collision with a cruiser that injured a responding officer.
A 37-year-old man with a suspended license is accused of driving under the influence and slamming into the California Highway Patrol's office in Red Bluff.
PODCASTS
Dramatic rescues take the spotlight as the podcast's 50th epsisode looks at LAPD officers pulling teens from a fiery crash and an NYPD officer compassionately saving a potential bridge jump. Plus, other stories.
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Assistant Chief Armando Aguilar, who heads the Miami Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division, spoke to OFFICER Magazine about steps agencies must take when implementing new technology such as facial recognition.
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