Good faith, bad faith and qualified immunity
The 6th Circuit’s ruling in Mitchell v. Conrad shows how video evidence, officer intent and rapidly evolving threats shape qualified immunity and civil claims after
The 6th Circuit’s ruling in Mitchell v. Conrad shows how video evidence, officer intent and rapidly evolving threats shape qualified immunity and civil claims after
Officers followed the man as he fled on foot; he then turned and ran toward an officer with the knife, prompting the officer to fire
The suspect threw objects at officers and attempted to set the residence on fire during the SWAT response
The proposal would raise the maximum application age from 35 to 43 and includes exemptions for military veterans
A body camera review highlights the importance of equipment checks, including ensuring a duty weapon is ready to fire, while maintaining a tactical advantage over
The former Pasadena sergeant is accused of using the license plate reader system “to track and stalk a female officer” as an internal investigation continues

The Corps is scheming up a way for troops to seamlessly land their first civilian jobs, up to a year before their end of active

HIALEAH, Fla. (TCN) — A 34-year-old mother is facing child abuse charges after police allege she chained her teenage daughter with special needs to a