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The GOP lawmaker said "this is not an issue where violence is ever an answer," in response to the FBI's raid on Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.

The day after the shocking FBI raid at former president Donald Trump's home was a good time to listen to talk radio.

"Like any big organization, what's known to the public is what the organization feels comfortable telling the public," author Jeffrey Robinson said.

A second police officer drove by Salvador Ramos in the school's parking lot and didn't notice him.

U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn made a statement with his shirt choice while attending Thursday's hearing by the House select committee.

Law enforcement say a stakeout of a suspected drug house led to the discovery of an elaborate smuggling tunnel and multiple arrests.

"My gut feeling is that they're out of this area," Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said Thursday, amid the ongoing manhunt for the corrections officer and the inmate.

Police said a car pulled up where a group of people were standing when the shooter started opening fire.

Yes, reform is necessary, but it shouldn't come at the expense of police officers and their families.

A total of 1,085 children have been recovered through the Amber Alert system, as of November 24, 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

"I can tell you that none of these agencies have any control over any of it," Joseph Moore said. "It is more prevalent...than any of them are willing to admit."

Marlboro County Sheriff Charles Lemon was indicted on charges of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature and misconduct in office.

New details about the incident have come out recently as the officer, Chad Vorce is now appealing his termination.

"I shake my head and can't believe those stories," state Attorney General David Yost said. "It happens everywhere."

"Effectively, we've had very few folks who are going to be able to maintain employment," Washington State Patrol spokesperson Chris Loftis told Newsweek.

"It makes me sad that they don't see it as another safety precaution," said Octavia Tokley, the widow of a Philadelphia police officer who died of COVID.

Authorities announced that two more D.C. police officers who responded to the U.S. Capitol insurrection have died by suicide.

The City Council voted to slash the police budget by $17.4 million as violent crime continues to surge in the city.

The latest developments show a shift away from last summer's dominating rhetoric that called on local and state governments to divest from police budgets and reallocate the money into other non-policing community services.

"The problem is, most abuses are committed by officers who just aren't thinking. They're scared or they're angry, and those emotions can lead people to behave in irrational ways. Dramatically better and different training could help change this, but one trial probably won't."

Michael A. Bolton, the inspector general for the U.S. Capitol Police, spoke before a House committee on Thursday to recommend what needs to be changed within the force.

Trooper Juan Rojas Tovar was shot while pursuing the man suspected of carrying out a deadly mass shooting at a cabinet manufacturing facility in Bryan, Texas, about two hours earlier.

After Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick died the day following the January 6 Capitol riot, differing information has emerged in reports and online surrounding the cause of his death.

"If al Qaeda or Iran undertakes an attack, even if the Russians nuke us, we'll be ready," a senior military officer says sardonically. "But if there's a domestic breakdown, I'm not so sure."

Texas Governor Greg Abbott said Monday that "the Legislative Council has sent draft language for a proposed law that would transfer control of the Austin Police Department to the Texas Department of Public Safety."

The endorsement from the nation's third largest state police chiefs association comes ahead of Trump's Monday night campaign rally in Florida.

President Trump came close to turning the bluest of blue states red in 2016, and thought his message would play well in the protest-torn state this year. It didn't.

"He is putting our law enforcement in harm's way purposefully because he thinks it serves his agenda," Vice President Mike Pence's former Homeland Security and Counterterrorism adviser said.

Charles Starks resigned from the Little Rock Police Department on Friday, stating that it is "impossible" for him to work as an officer so long as Police Chief Keith Humphrey is in charge.

"President Trump has repeatedly sided with law and order," the organization said in their endorsement for Trump's election this November. This is the first time the LSA has backed a presidential candidate.