Senators debate Kash Patel's qualifications and intentions as FBI director nominee.

HB 2165 would make possessing realistic law-enforcement badges, insignia or items that identify a person as a peace officer a gross misdemeanor. The governor's office backed the measure as a gap-filler to existing impersonation laws; stakeholders urged clearer definitions and alignment with RCW criminal-impersonation statutes.

JP Rosser takes oath as Oxford's newest police officer, emphasizing integrity and public safety.

Sergeant Collins discusses commitment to integrity and ethical policing in Alaska's law enforcement.

Board unanimously votes to decertify Luke Walden for issues of honesty in law enforcement.

Detective Thompson faces termination after multiple DUI incidents while on duty.

Deputy Braulio Robledo faces serious misconduct charges for lying about a theft investigation.

Deputy Robledo faces certification revocation for multiple instances of dishonesty during investigations.

Deputy Robledo fired for serious misconduct, including dishonesty and theft during traffic stop investigation.

Deputy Robledo faces revocation of certification for lying during internal investigations and misconduct allegations.

Governor's visit reveals safety hazards leading to new child restraint law in New Jersey

Brian Blakely pledges to uphold the U.S. and Pennsylvania constitutions as police sergeant.

Commissioner Lane seeks clarification on reporting obligations during police candidate investigation.

McGowan's alleged workplace violence and inappropriate conduct lead to his termination and decertification request.

Officer discusses chief's secret communications and allegations of corruption within the department.

Legislation targets impersonation of peace officers and disallows hiring unqualified individuals.