• Riots Erupt in Lancaster after Police Shoot Man Wielding Knife

    Riots Erupt in Lancaster after Police Shoot Man Wielding Knife

    Riots erupted in Lancaster, Pa. on Sunday after a police officer fatally shot a man armed with a knife, police said. The officer was responding to a call that 27-year-old Ricardo Munoz was becoming aggressive with his mother and was attempting to break into her house, the Lancaster City Bureau of Police said. After the …
  • Trump Condemns Radical Left’s ‘Open War’ on Law Enforcement

    Trump Condemns Radical Left’s ‘Open War’ on Law Enforcement

    President Donald Trump on Sunday rallied support for the two Los Angeles deputies that were shot on Saturday night. “As we begin tonight, our thoughts are with the two sheriff’s deputies in Los Angeles who are fighting for their lives when a vicious criminal walked up to their vehicle and shot them at point-blank range,” …
  • Rochester Police Chief, Command Staff Announce Retirement amid Protests over Death of Daniel Prude

    Rochester Police Chief, Command Staff Announce Retirement amid Protests over Death of Daniel Prude

    The chief of the Rochester Police Department and his command staff announced their retirement Tuesday following days of anti-police protests in the city over the death of Daniel Prude. Just days after insisting that he did not intend to resign amid protests, Rochester Police Chief La’Ron Singletary released a statement Tuesday announcing his retirement and calling criticism …
  • NYPD Hit 25-Year High in Gun Busts in First Week of September

    NYPD Hit 25-Year High in Gun Busts in First Week of September

    The NYPD made more gun arrests last week than during any week over the last 25 years, Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said Tuesday, a milestone for the department as the city weathers a spike in shootings and violent crime. “We hit a 25-year high in gun arrests last week, the most gun arrests we’ve made …
  • Trump Receives Endorsement from Nation’s Largest Police Union

    Trump Receives Endorsement from Nation’s Largest Police Union

    The Fraternal Order of Police, the largest police union in the U.S., endorsed President Trump for re-election on Friday, commending him for his focus on law and order. “During his first four years, President Trump has made it crystal clear that he has our backs,” said FOP president Patrick Yoes in a statement. “Our members …
  • Suspect in Fatal Portland Shooting Killed by Officers During Arrest Attempt

    Suspect in Fatal Portland Shooting Killed by Officers During Arrest Attempt

    Michael Forest Reinoehl, the suspect in the fatal shooting of a pro-Trump demonstrator during clashes in downtown Portland Saturday night, was shot and killed Thursday by federal authorities in Washington as they attempted to arrest him. On Thursday evening, Reinoehl, 48, emerged from an apartment complex in Lacey that officers with the U.S. Marshals Service Pacific Northwest …
  • Rochester Mayor Suspends 7 Police Officers Involved in Daniel Prude’s Death

    Rochester Mayor Suspends 7 Police Officers Involved in Daniel Prude’s Death

    The mayor of Rochester, N.Y. has suspended the police officers involved in the death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who died of suffocation in March after police reportedly placed a “spit hood” over his head and pressed his face into the pavement for two minutes. “I am suspending the officers in question today against …
  • Colorado Woman Assaulted 12-Year-Old Boy over Trump Yard Sign, Police Say

    Colorado Woman Assaulted 12-Year-Old Boy over Trump Yard Sign, Police Say

    A woman assaulted a 12-year-old boy on Monday Boulder, Colo. over a Trump yard sign he was carrying, according to police. Boulder police are investigating a report of the assault, which occurred at 3 p.m. in north Boulder. Police have not made any arrests or citations so far. According to police, the boy was riding his …
  • Republican Attorneys General Call on Democrats to Condemn Ongoing Violence in Cities

    Republican Attorneys General Call on Democrats to Condemn Ongoing Violence in Cities

    Republican state attorneys general on Wednesday condemned the prolonged violence and unrest gripping cities across the nation and called on Democratic attorneys general as well as Joe Biden to do the same. The Republican Attorneys General Association noted that Wednesday marks 100 days since violent protests erupted in Portland the day after the death of …
  • Breonna Taylor’s Boyfriend Files Lawsuit Claiming He Did Not Shoot Police Officer

    Breonna Taylor’s Boyfriend Files Lawsuit Claiming He Did Not Shoot Police Officer

    The lawyer representing the boyfriend of Breonna Taylor, who was fatally shot by police when officers executed a “no-knock” warrant on her apartment in March, said Tuesday that he does not believe his client, Kenneth Walker, fired the shot that injured one officer during the incident. Walker, 28, is suing the city of Louisville as well …