The Lineup: Ambush of Philadelphia Police Officers Highlights Deadly Dangers
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Episode 178: Ambush of Philadelphia Police Officers Highlights Deadly Dangers
- 3 Children, Teacher Killed in Ore. Elementary School Shooting
- Philadelphia Police Officer Killed, Another Wounded in Ambush Shooting
- Bodycam: S.C. Police Kick Down Door After Hearing Woman's Screams
- AI Agent Sends Fake Unsolved Homicide Tip to Philadelphia Police
- Dispatchers Union Sues Over AI Handling Some Calls at N.Y. County 911 Center
- Yale Police Officer's Gun Discharges While Trying to Help Person in Crisis
- Watch: Accused Copper Thief Escapes Okla. Deputy by Diving Through Closed Glass Window
- NBA Hall-of-Famer Amar’e Stoudemire Becomes Fla. School Police Officer
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- Undercover Dad: Assistant Editor Joe Vince talks with his dad about his time an ATF agent working undercover in Detroit and Flint in the 1970s.
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About the Author
Paul PelusoPaul Peluso
Editor
Paul Peluso is the Managing Editor of OFFICER Magazine and has been with the Officer Media Group since 2006. He began as an Associate Editor, writing and editing content for Officer.com. Previously, Paul worked as a reporter for several newspapers in the suburbs of Baltimore, MD.
Joe Vince

