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The sheriff urged parents not to let their children "pick up any folded money they may find in or around businesses, playgrounds etc."

"Even when people do need 911 services," the interim chief of the Seattle Police Department said, "we are not able to respond in an adequate amount of time."

Bystanders were shocked the attempted abduction occurred in "broad daylight."

The "scary" discovery comes just days after a NYC subway shooting brought renewed focus to the city's public safety.

"This is a tragic situation in our nation where we have serious crimes occurring," said Kalamazoo County Sheriff Richard Fuller.

Tuesday's shooting reignited the debate over defunding the police, as proponents argued that increased NYPD presence was not enough to prevent the incident.

The police union warned there would not be the same ""trust and commitment" among private security.

Face coverings are required in some U.S. states amid the ongoing threat of the Omicron variant, which has been reported across about half of the country.

According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, around 160 decorating-related injuries occur each day during the holiday season.

Police await forensic confirmation but believe they found the body of 32-year-old Petra Srncova, a senior nurse assistant.

Eight people were killed in a stampede at the music festival Friday night while many more were injured.

"We take this seriously and are appalled that anyone would be so demented as to want to hurt children in our community," Police Chief Keith Loreno wrote.

When Steven Kelley Little was asked why he invited the children into his home, he said he did so because that's where the candy was.

The pouches, created by Valerie Castile, are designed to store a driver's license, registration and insurance card in plain sight inside the vehicle.

These colleges have all graduated with an A+ grade in campus safety, according to Niche.com data.

Citizen Protect is available for $19.99 a month, and is billed as a "new, on-demand, personalized mobile protection service."

France has seen an increase in railway accidents as people go to extreme lengths to capture selfies on the tracks. In response, SNCF has launched an ongoing risk prevention campaign.

The mannequin was so convincing that someone called the police to report that Mike Cormier's Nova Scotia restaurant Ardmore Tea Room was flouting public health directives.

Canada became the first country to declare the alt-right group a terrorist organization on Wednesday.

Firefighters used foam to quell the insects and protect neighbors after a homeowner reportedly tried to remove a hive from a shed.

Democrat Rep. Amy Nielsen revealed two fresh diagnoses linked to the statehouse in an email to lawmakers.

"I think the flying public, with a lot of justification, is taking a wait-and-see attitude on the performance and safety of the aircraft," an expert told Newsweek. "I don't think that's a PR problem – it's a real problem."

Bodega owners are worried their lives are in danger as they attempt to enforce Governor Andrew Cuomo's mask order.

More registered voters trust Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden than President Donald Trump to handle public safety issues, according to a new poll.

Marc Levin of Texas Public Policy Foundation's Right on Crime initiative debates Rafael A. Mangual of Manhattan Institute and City Journal.

The Food and Drug Adminstration's listing has been recently updated with 42 more hand sanitizers.

It is unknown where Chauvin was when taken into custody.

The property rental website said instead that government-issued identification is not available to all users and may exclude many, especially in developing countries.

"It's really in the interest of public safety. A lot of it is just consideration and common sense," said Wausau Mayor Robert Mielke.

The massive study involved people from 233 countries and territories.