An NYPD detective a former driver for the head of the Criminal Justice Bureau groped a woman at police headquarters in lower Manhattan and is now facing sex abuse charges, officials said Friday.

Two Polk County police officers were injured Saturday night while pursuing wanted suspect A.J. Ware, who remains at large. Officer Tre McDonald is recovering at home, while Officer John Chandler ...

A patron had left the wallet inside a locker for about an hour. With help from Radnor police, Det. Cutcliff identified a suspect, and charges will be filed. Retail theft: A 27-year-old Broomall ...

Brandon Thomas (Personal photos shared by Forest Park Police Department) What you can do: Any information on the case can be submitted anonymously to the Crime Stoppers of Greater Atlanta tip line ...

While they may not drive decision-making in the field, wearable sensor technology can help police and law enforcement officers track their physical and mental health. As an undercover Seattle ...

Last on the stand was Chandler Police Det. Cassandra Ynclan. She transported Lori and Tylee to the police station and did the interrogation interview with them as witnesses to the crime.

Just so you know.” “You’re up to your ears,” said London police Det. Al O’Brien as she walked out of the interview room. That came at the end of Bourget’s second police statement about ...

Camden homicide: City teen dies from gunshot wounds he suffered in March Anyone with information is asked to call prosecutor's Det. Tanner Ogilvie at 856-650-6398 and Camden County police Det.

Chai PaniCredit...Tim Robison Supported by By Kim Severson Kim Severson has lived in Atlanta since 2010 and began writing about food for The New York Times in 2004. In the Where to Eat ...

As the trial moved into its third day of witness testimony, Sioux City police Det. Michael Sitzman said investigators found a pair of dark blue adidas sweatpants in a grocery sack on the top shelf ...

He’s not a likely victim of crime.“He's not, and I say that with over 17 years of experience,” said Cincinnati police Det. Eric Karaguleff. “That's just not what we see. Typically ...