Last year, 123 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty, according to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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The nonprofit National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund said that 128 law enforcement officers were killed on the job in 2017.
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Between January and November 2015, at least 30 U.S. law enforcement officers were shot to death, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reported.
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According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, 63 law enforcement officers in the United States were fatally shot while on duty in 2016.
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Some 128 law enforcement officers died on the job in the United States in 2017, according to the nonprofit National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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In 2004, Congress enacted the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act, to allow current and retired law enforcement officers to carry firearms generally throughout their travels.
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In 22019, according National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, 124 law enforcement officers died in the line of duty, an increase from the previous year.
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The National Coalition of Law Enforcement Officers for Justice, Reform and Accountability is a new coalition of current and former law enforcement officers from around the nation.
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Please remember that Muslims have alerted law enforcement officers about terrorist suspects, and have built a strong relationship with our law enforcement officers and elected officials to deal with terrorism.
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Before these deaths were reported, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund said at least three other U.S. law enforcement officers had died from gunfire in the line of duty this year.
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Over 200 law enforcement officers in total eventually joined them.
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St. Michael is the patron saint of law enforcement officers.
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His funeral last week drew thousands of law enforcement officers.
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For days, dozens of law enforcement officers searched the farmland.
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McCrary was charged with obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers in Bergen County raced to the scene.
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It benefits the accused and law enforcement officers as well.
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He killed three law enforcement officers and wounded three others.
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That means many law enforcement officers will keep their schedules.
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Outnumbered law enforcement officers ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed.
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The group's members include local and state law enforcement officers.
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Three of those injured were law enforcement officers, Gerke said.
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They also note that many law enforcement officers are veterans.
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More important, even, than the lives of law enforcement officers.
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Those injured in the shooting include four law enforcement officers.
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At least 64 law enforcement officers across the United States have been shot and killed this year -- well ahead of last year's 12-month total, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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As of July 21, 343 law enforcement officers were shot to death in the United States, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which keeps data on officers killed on the job.
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Law enforcement officers began distributing notices to vacate late Monday morning.
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The law enforcement officers keep harassing and killing us without consequences.
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We&aposre law enforcement officers enforcing the law that you enacted.
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He turned in his gun to law enforcement officers shortly afterward.
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Federal law enforcement officers confronted Man at his home in May.
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Some took selfies with other spectators or even law enforcement officers.
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"Citizens expect law-enforcement officers to enforce the law," he said.
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Law enforcement officers risk life and limb to keep us safe.
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Law enforcement officers may legally be on the phone while driving.
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F.B.I. agents, like many law enforcement officers, are often conservative-leaning.
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To begin, there may not be any law enforcement officers available.
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A total of 11 law enforcement officers were injured in protests.
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National Briefing | Mid-Atlantic Flanked by law enforcement officers Thursday, Gov.
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Ten local law enforcement officers are killed, and nine more wounded.
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Law enforcement officers depend on one another for their very survival.
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Law enforcement officers descended on a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Pacman Jones cussed out multiple law enforcement officers during his Feb.
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Mr. Sessions gushed about Mr. Trump's popularity among law enforcement officers.
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She called 911 and law enforcement officers descended on the scene.
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Law enforcement officers have responded with rubber bullets and tear gas.
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Law enforcement officers frequently aren't the best people for the job.
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No law enforcement officers fired shots during their response, he said.
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Foulke said the suspect exchanged gunfire with four law enforcement officers.
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Additional law enforcement officers are also being sent to the school.
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"These same individuals shoot and kill law enforcement officers," Christensen added.
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PT Goodding is among at least five U.S. law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty this year, and among three to have been fatally shot, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Prior to this incident, at least 52 law enforcement officers had been fatally shot in the line of duty in the United States and Puerto Rico in 2016, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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These questions must be asked by independent and unbiased law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers work near the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
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Law enforcement officers and first-responders were on hand from several states.
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The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association includes members of 2500 federal agencies.
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Law enforcement officers aren't the only group now required to dispense naloxone.
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They include public defenders, law enforcement officers, doctors, nurses and some teachers.
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Law enforcement officers were taking fire from a man inside a house.
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Rick Scott (R) is adding additional law enforcement officers for the school.
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Law enforcement officers made two arrests, said a San Francisco police spokeswoman.
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"We're not trained law enforcement officers," said Frank Wenzel, according to Philly.com.
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I get phone calls and emails from law enforcement officers fairly regularly.
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Last week, clashes erupted between lines of law enforcement officers and protesters.
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According to law enforcement officers, there's a war being waged against them.
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Soon, something else entered his field of vision: several law enforcement officers.
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In one (unofficial) survey, three-quarters of law enforcement officers backed Trump.
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Black people feared the sight of law enforcement officers in the streets.
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Far-right terrorists pose a serious threat to America's law enforcement officers.
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We tracked law enforcement officers as they took their kids to school.
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" Such cities "are making it very dangerous for our law enforcement officers.
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You call 911, and the police department dispatches sworn law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers were helping people from flooded areas, she said. Gov.
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Please support our law enforcement officers so we can keep supporting you.
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Murder charges against law enforcement officers are rare; convictions even more so.
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The Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association includes members of 65 federal agencies.
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Before an audience of law enforcement officers in Sacramento, Sessions unloaded on Schaaf while adding that he recently signed condolence letters the previous day to the families of two law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
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They were aided by at least a dozen other plainclothes law-enforcement officers.
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Per Variety, the teens were taken in by law enforcement officers in Paris.
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Three law enforcement officers were hurt, one of them with a gunshot wound.
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To law enforcement officers and agencies, that makes them valuable sources of evidence.
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Russian law enforcement officers are conducting searches of Vekselberg-owned businesses in Moscow.
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According to authorities, Alam purchased the pistols Thursday from undercover law enforcement officers.
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The council certifies law enforcement officers and other armed personnel across the state.
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In any attack, uniformed guards and law enforcement officers are the first target.
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We must restore law and order and protect our great law enforcement officers!
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There are 41 full-time Interior law enforcement officers stationed at the border.
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Many are former teachers, coaches and counselors, as well as law enforcement officers.
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In Thursday's attack, the deadliest for law enforcement officers in America since Sept.
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By 1930, there were only 1,534 women employed nationwide as law enforcement officers.
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Hodgkinson was shot by law enforcement officers and died later from his injuries.
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Salazar said witnesses heard the woman threaten to shoot the law enforcement officers.
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There are law enforcement officers and medics who responded to these tragic events.
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Law enforcement officers have set up roadblocks surrounding the refuge near Burns, Ore.
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"Law enforcement officers are constantly expected to have 'thick skin,'" Darling told VICE.
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In Los Angeles, law enforcement officers are rarely held criminally accountable for shootings.
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The injured include three law enforcement officers and a 17-month-old child.
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But many law enforcement officers hope that the cases act as a deterrent.
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He has been beaten by Russian law enforcement officers and arrested many times.
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With a finite number of resources, including law enforcement officers, it's sensible policy.
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Why should we hold law enforcement officers at home to a lower standard?
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That includes $314 million to hire an additional 1,000 ICE law enforcement officers.
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Some law enforcement officers have cast Mr. Trump's comments as having been misinterpreted.
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Law enforcement officers covered up the crime, and Ms. Park coasted to victory.
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Most of the group's members are either veterans or retired law enforcement officers.
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The movement has challenged the use of excessive force by law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers slammed his body to the concrete, splitting his head open.
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Mihalek is executive vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Foundation.
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I want our law enforcement officers to be able to protect the students.
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But that doesn't apply to people within the US — even law enforcement officers.
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The "American heroes" best suited to Trump's vision aren't soldiers — they're law enforcement officers.
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No law enforcement officers were injured while taking Pruitt into custody, the station reported.
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They tried to walk onto a highway, but law enforcement officers turned them back.
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The number one of the schools are going to have is law enforcement officers.
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But that comparison doesn't quite work: this time, law enforcement officers were the target.
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As of today, 64 law enforcement officers have died across the US in 2016.
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Markeith Loyd, 41, was surrounded by armed law enforcement officers wearing green flak jackets.
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Conservatives have countered that ICE employees are law enforcement officers who keep Americans safe.
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Law enforcement officers man a barricade near the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs.
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Fair Michigan assists Michigan law enforcement officers and prosecutors solve crimes against LGBTQ people.
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All were charged with violence involving a weapon, mostly against a law enforcement officers.
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The ADL also trains law enforcement officers in combating extremism, terrorism, and hate crimes.
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Some politicians and law enforcement officers have reiterated their refusal to cooperate with ICE.
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These are trained law enforcement officers who take it very seriously to become whistleblowers.
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CNN reports that about 1,000 law enforcement officers and emergency workers are on hand.
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Hodgkinson was shot by law enforcement officers and died later Wednesday from his injuries.
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Helus' funeral was Thursday, and law enforcement officers saluted as his hearse traveled by.
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This ceremony honors law enforcement officers who were killed in the line of duty.
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To obtain a warrant, law enforcement officers, however, must show there is probable cause.
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Gavin Long, 29, reportedly targeted law enforcement officers over their treatment of black citizens.
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To obtain a warrant, law enforcement officers, however, must show there is probable cause.
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"At the end of the day, we need our law enforcement officers," he said.
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Hundreds of law enforcement officers from central Florida responded to the scene, authorities said.
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We are forever grateful for what our Law Enforcement Officers do 24/7/365.
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Rick Scott asked Floridians to honor the fallen deputies and other law enforcement officers.
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"And we will have the back of all honest and honorable law enforcement officers."
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But it's unusual for law enforcement officers to face criminal charges for their responses.
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Other law enforcement officers responded, including four city police officers who were soon wounded.
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SIM swapping has become prolific enough to attract the attention of law enforcement officers.
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Mr. Mateen was killed by law enforcement officers during a standoff after the shooting.
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He said that 100,703 law enforcement officers would be deployed to enforce the order.
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He said that 100,703 law enforcement officers would be deployed to enforce the order.
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A day later, law enforcement officers told him his wife was among the murdered.
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Local law-enforcement officers are not required to ask individuals about their immigration status.
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This meant for almost a month, federal employees, including law enforcement officers, weren't paid.
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Several law enforcement officers have been shot in the same area in recent months.
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He went into the light rail station to seek help from law enforcement officers.
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Trump also praised Boston's mayor and law enforcement officers amid the protests on Twitter.
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Onexim, whose offices were raided last month by law enforcement officers, declined to comment.
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More law enforcement officers enter Building 218 through a door on the east side.
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One of the wounded law enforcement officers is a Department of Public Safety trooper.
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She then asked law enforcement officers in the audience to stand and be recognized.
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All of the retailers will still allow law enforcement officers to openly carry firearms.
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A 17-month-old girl and three law enforcement officers were among the injured.
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New Jersey has a checkered history regarding racial bias among its law enforcement officers.
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I do understand there's a large contingent of members who are law enforcement officers.
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The officers become part of a grim statistic: two of 43 law enforcement officers shot to death so far this year in the US, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which keeps data on officers killed on the job.
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They specifically prohibit local law enforcement officers from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement requests to hold people eligible for release on immigration offenses, and limit when local law enforcement officers may give ICE advance notice of a person's release from local jail.
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Soon after taking office, he signed an executive order designed to prevent violence against law enforcement officers by developing strategies to combat crime against police and pursuing new legislation to enhance the penalties for committing horrible acts of violence against law enforcement officers.
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To ask questions is to be ungrateful for the security that law enforcement officers provide.
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We will become the next President, law enforcement officers, teachers, doctors, lawyers, and law makers.
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Some said they feared fresh violence after past clashes between protesters and law enforcement officers.
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The aviation police officers are all certified law enforcement officers in the state of Illinois.
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"That's what my local law enforcement officers are up to," he says in the video.
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Local officials and law-enforcement officers, similarly, used social media to co-ordinate their response.
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He has also prosecuted several cases against law enforcement officers accused of civil rights violations.
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Local law enforcement officers may also be part of the team, but not federal prosecutors.
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"Law enforcement officers are not used to making arrests based on mental suffering," said Goodman.
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But law enforcement officers and criminals have always been expected to adhere to different standards.
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Jordan's death should cause us to re-evaluate how law enforcement officers are being trained.
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Advocating that law-enforcement officers defy the law would invite more scrutiny from its opponents.
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"As law enforcement officers, we are sworn to uphold and enforce the laws," he said.
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In addition to protecting citizens in crisis, CIT training protects law enforcement officers as well.
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Legal prohibitions against racial discrimination should apply to both civilians and law enforcement officers alike.
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On Thursday, Louisiana became the first state to add law enforcement officers to that list.
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Critics say the rollback of law enforcement officers in any capacity seems like odd timing.
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Law enforcement officers know this viscerally, but it's not usually something the general public contemplates.
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Louisiana changed its hate-crime law to protect a new group: law enforcement officers. Gov.
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Some law enforcement officers and even CNN's Anderson Cooper are adhering to this new standard.
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Investigators also conducted four interviews with the woman, and interviews with multiple law enforcement officers.
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That was followed by the killing of three law enforcement officers by a black man.
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Since its creation, more than 85,000 law enforcement officers have been trained through the program.
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Dozens of Brazilian officials, law enforcement officers and military personnel flew to the United States.
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Hundreds of law enforcement officers scoured the building where the shooting occurred and surrounding buildings.
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There were more than 217 law-enforcement officers and security personnel assigned to Grand Park.
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For far too long, the responses available to law enforcement officers were also exceedingly limited.
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And I learned to have high expectations for the behavior of professional law enforcement officers.
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In that same period, the FBI reports, 179 law enforcement officers have been feloniously killed.
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In 2015, 42 law enforcement officers were killed by gunfire, down from 49 in 2014.
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Three law enforcement officers were wounded in the shooting, including Midland Police Officer Zack Owens.
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The two men got off the plane, and law-enforcement officers were waiting for them.
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The judge, lawyers, and law enforcement officers knew my name and cared about my status.
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He hosted an appreciation day for law enforcement officers at the Mexican restaurant he managed.
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They are all dead, many of them at the hands of American law enforcement officers.
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Typically, either law enforcement officers or family members of the subject apply for such confiscation.
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In the end, 22005 people died, including some law enforcement officers, and thousands were injured.
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Law enforcement officers fired gas and beat protesters to move them out of the park.
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By contrast, there are nearly 700,000 sworn law enforcement officers working throughout the United States.
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To the protesters, who sparred with law enforcement officers, the inaugural revelers paid scant attention.
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The Cal Fire spokeswoman, Cathey Mattingly, said law enforcement officers were investigating the Sandalwood Fire.
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The grand jury recently indicted two law enforcement officers in separate violent incidents involving civilians.
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Law enforcement officers tried for hours to get him to come out of the vehicle.
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Scott appointed Petty to serve on the committee alongside public officials and law enforcement officers.
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CT and lasted about an hour, until local law-enforcement officers fatally shot the shooter.
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Rini, 23, identified himself to law enforcement officers as Timmothy, who would now be 14.
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Mohamud's lawyers argued he was entrapped by law enforcement officers posing as al Qaeda militants.
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We should give our law enforcement officers more discretion in dealing with people with addictions.
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But he told reporters that law enforcement officers had not intended to kill Mr. Carlson.
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Meanwhile, Snell shows the rule, not the exception in those shot by law enforcement officers.
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As of Friday, 34 U.S. law enforcement officers had died from shootings in 20163, a 79% increase from the total in the same period last year, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which keeps data on officers killed on the job.
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Drones used in this matter present something of a worst-case scenario for law enforcement officers.
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"We are forever grateful for what our Law Enforcement Officers do 24/7/365," Trump said.
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It is standard protocol in South Carolina for law enforcement officers to carry out the transfer.
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Outnumbered law enforcement officers ultimately retreated rather than risk bloodshed, and no shots were ever fired.
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Annual rates of shooting deaths of law enforcement officers have fluctuated over the past 10 years.
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A spokesman for Quadra said that law enforcement officers had visited the company's offices on Wednesday.
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Cesar Sayoc Jr., 56, was apprehended by federal law enforcement officers in Florida on Friday morning.
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Civilians were left to fend for themselves without a word of communication from law enforcement officers.
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Clary was convicted last month of multiple felonies, including attempted murder of two law enforcement officers.
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At least four law enforcement officers have been placed on leave following the April 9 incident.
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Oceti Sakewin was populated by protesters for months, who at times clashed with law enforcement officers.
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President Trump will give remarks at the U.S. Capitol at a service honoring law enforcement officers.
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"May God bless the brave law enforcement officers who continue to run toward danger," Illinois Gov.
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Law enforcement officers and BNSF railway police went on to the tracks at about 5 a.m.
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Trump sees rank-and-file law enforcement officers as his natural allies in a culture war.
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Donald J. Mihalek is the executive vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Foundation.
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We deserve to be rescued sooner by law enforcement officers who made strategic decisions to wait.
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Now, law enforcement officers are suing over a pistol that can fire when you drop it.
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Chuck Schumer, Bharara was one of the highest profile federal law enforcement officers in the country.
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Both areas already had NPS law enforcement officers who work in conjunction with Border Patrol agents.
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As former federal law enforcement officers, this was a question which our instructors challenged us with.
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The bill gives voters, journalists and law enforcement officers important tools to detect illegal foreign activity.
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In addition, DHS will recruit local law enforcement officers to enforce immigration law in their communities.
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"We should leave guns in the hands of trained law enforcement officers," Fedrick Ingram told Hill.
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The report draws on survey results from interviews with federal, state and local law enforcement officers.
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You have finally managed to put a target on the backs of all law enforcement officers.
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The September 93, 29, attacks killed 211,11 people, including 343 firefighters and 60 law enforcement officers.
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The homes of the families of the three law enforcement officers killed on July 17 — Cpl.
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Interior declined to provide any update on new locations for law enforcement officers along the border.
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Lelling said his office plans to aggressively prosecute anyone who incites violence against law enforcement officers.
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Seminars were soon held throughout the region, with a special emphasis on training law-enforcement officers.
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Today, nearly every state authorizes civil custody as a crisis response tool for law enforcement officers.
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"Today we remember their service and the importance of honoring our law enforcement officers," he said.
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Border Patrol agents lead far safer work lives on average than most other law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers have labeled the Orlando shooting Sunday, which left 49 victims dead, domestic terrorism.
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There'd be some exceptions to the rule, including for military service members and law enforcement officers.
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Lake's case calls to mind many other deaths of unarmed black men by law enforcement officers.
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The discussions included survivors, educators, law enforcement officers, politicians and security experts, according to the Statesman.
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Law enforcement officers are directing travelers entering Florida on Interstates 3523 and 95 to weigh stations.
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Voss spoke on fiction's tendency to portray law enforcement officers in general as damaged, jaded individuals.
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As the students sought cover, law enforcement officers armed with military-grade weapons swarmed the building.
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Trump also signed two bills into law that aim to help law-enforcement officers and veterans.
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Then came a violent protest and clash, which left at least 36 law enforcement officers injured.
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Two law enforcement officers standing nearby then shot at Mr. Smith, killing him, Mr. Jackson said.
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"I still think law enforcement officers should be the ones who protect our schools," he said.
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Mr. Hernandez also had relatives who were law enforcement officers in Milwaukee, Florida and Puerto Rico.
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Ralph Northam (D) warned counties that state law enforcement officers are obliged to enforce state laws.
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As former law-enforcement officers from Los Angeles, the Kings knew to look through abandoned buildings.
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Mohamud's lawyers said he was entrapped by U.S. law enforcement officers posing as al Qaeda militants.
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According to HuffPost, more than 100 local and state law enforcement officers were at the park.
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He wants to ramp up programs deputizing state and local law enforcement officers as immigration enforcers.
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Some police organizations, including the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, keep track of officer fatalities.
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On Thursday, law enforcement officers pulled Isaak over while he was driving a Ford F-150.
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School officials, parents, law enforcement officers and others met Sunday to address trauma after the suicides.
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Around the same time, Russian law enforcement officers in ski masks raided the offices of Onexim.
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"There were no shots fired by any law enforcement officers responding to the scene," Gahler said.
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"Extending hate crimes protections to law enforcement officers is profoundly inappropriate and misguided," the letter states.
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Sheriff's deputy fatally shot, 4 law enforcement officers wounded On New Year's Eve 2017, five law enforcement officers were shot and one of them died after a barricaded suspect opened fire at an apartment complex in the suburb of Highlands Ranch, about 20 miles south of Denver.
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Outreach on neighborhood streets is one strategy that is executed with the help of law enforcement officers.
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More than 1,800 local law enforcement officers are on standby, while several neighboring states have donated helicopters.
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The jury convicted Casey Anthony on four misdemeanor counts of providing false information to law enforcement officers.
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They didn't start from a place of suspicion and denial, as so many law-enforcement officers do.
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To improve retention, DHS asked for a pay increase for law enforcement officers including Border Patrol agents.
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Rick Scott, have already rejected Trump's proposal, favoring having more armed law enforcement officers on school campuses. .
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Reported as a vehicle crash Law enforcement officers responded to a 22016 call at 2015:225 a.m.
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Mayweather's representative said he has no association with anyone who would advocate harm to law enforcement officers.
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Tullier, 41, was shot in an attack that killed three law enforcement officers and injured two others.
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Please be assured that the law enforcement officers present have confirmed that there were no weapons involved.
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"Su was in the backseat of the SUV, sandwiched between two Canadian law enforcement officers," Vallese recalls.
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He was taken into custody without incident after a large number of law enforcement officers surrounded him.
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White was asked whether any law enforcement officers were members of the motorcycle clubs at the expo.
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The president also thanked the law enforcement officers for doing such a good job during his inauguration.
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Farmland search For five days, dozens of law enforcement officers searched the farmland owned by Dinardo's parents.
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"A threat to law enforcement officers is a threat to us all," Schuette said in a statement.
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About 500 firefighters are on the ground now, and 100 law enforcement officers are helping them. Capt.
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Even when online violence is criminalized, law enforcement officers often do not appreciate its gravity, Giugni said.
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Demonstrators protested, by name, the killings of more than forty unarmed black people by law-enforcement officers.
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As all law enforcement officers know, when you are under stress, you will perform as you train.
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But Border Patrol agents lead far safer work lives on average than most other law enforcement officers.
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After the appearance, Sayoc and Baumgartel embraced before law enforcement officers led Sayoc out of the courtroom.
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Law enforcement officers found the victim on the ground, in a fetal position, behind a garbage dumpster.
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Two law-enforcement officers burst into his apartment and told him to raise his hands, he said.
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Here are four recent cases where law enforcement officers say they've stopped a potentially deadly mass attack.
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Law enforcement officers should not be politicized to serve the dangerous immigration agenda of the Trump administration.
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"We owe it to them," he added, motioning to the law enforcement officers and firefighters behind him.
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Police: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to study bulletproof vests worn by law enforcement officers.
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As she left, she said, scores of law enforcement officers, weapons drawn, were heading into the terminal.
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They "planned to injure and kill as many law enforcement officers as they could," Chief Brown said.
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Law enforcement officers in these instances have to deal with people at their worst, not their best.
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More than 500 law enforcement officers conducted a "major operation" Wednesday morning that resulted in 32 arrests.
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Air marshals, FBI agents, inspectors, and law enforcement officers are also not receiving pay for their hours.
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Put simply, the reports help ensure that law enforcement officers optimally use an important law enforcement tool.
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More than 700 law enforcement officers worked to keep the opposing groups separate, Lt. Tina Jones said.
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Law enforcement officers searched the apartment complex, but did not identify anyone they believe fired the shot.
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Law enforcement officers went door to door over the weekend, repeating in person the call to leave.
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Three law enforcement officers — two with the Interior Ministry, and one with the National Guard — were injured.
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Starting Wednesday, law enforcement officers in Florida will begin writing tickets for drivers caught texting and driving.
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Law enforcement officers also reportedly became involved, and they "realized right away the situation was significant," Capt.
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"We're not saying that law enforcement officers can never use deadly force," Weber told reporters in Sacramento.
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"What are they doing when they're on the road making decisions as law enforcement officers," she asked.
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Hundreds of Mafiosi were killed in the streets, but so were prosecutors, politicians and law enforcement officers.
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Six Unknown Named Agents, the Court permitted federal lawsuits against law enforcement officers who violate the Constitution.
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He was also praised for supporting advanced training for law-enforcement officers who dealt with rape victims.
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Law enforcement officers perform a tough job, and this added stressor does not make it any easier.
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A 17-month-old girl and three law enforcement officers were among the 25 people injured. 5.
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Law enforcement officers are trained to go forward (armed and protected) and attempt to neutralize the threat.
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Polish law enforcement officers raided the homes and offices of the two men on Tuesday, officials said.
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You can examine his getaway car and watch interviews with the law enforcement officers who captured him.
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According to law enforcement ... officers saw Red Cafe get in the car and start to drive away.
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Protest leaders said state officials and local law enforcement officers were "bullying" demonstrators with the threat of fines.
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Jonathan Oddi, 42, was reportedly charged with attempted murder of law-enforcement officers, armed burglary and armed theft.
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Behind their locked classroom door, the students and their teacher could hear law enforcement officers and the shooter.
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SHERIFF'S DEPUTY DARYL SMALLWOOD Smallwood, 39, was one of the two law enforcement officers shot on November 6.
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Law enforcement officers in Daye recently installed five bright yellow posts at one of the city's busiest intersections.
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The last time this many law enforcement officers were killed in a single attack was September 11, 2001.
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Law enforcement officers gather at the entrance of Silver Lakes Rotary Nature Park on Friday in Davie, Florida.
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At least two law enforcement officers can be seen repeatedly punching the suspect as he lay on ground.
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No innocent civilians or law enforcement officers were injured during the exchange of gunfire, the sheriff's office said.
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No shots were fired and no law enforcement officers were injured during the incident, the Secret Service added.
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Hasco Craver, the assistant city manager, said more than 700 law enforcement officers were present from 42 agencies.
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The chief and other law enforcement officers insist that the police have discretion when it comes to arrests.
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"There's a long tradition of having higher penalties for offenses committed against law enforcement officers," he pointed out.
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The images show the condescending way law enforcement officers forced the women to undress, while her children watched.
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Rosenstein was expected to attend a speech Trump was giving to law enforcement officers later in the day.
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Facts First: The number of law enforcement officers shot and killed in the line of duty is decreasing.
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According to FBI statistics, 42 law enforcement officers were killed with firearms, compared with 62 the year prior.
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It was Deputy Brad Garafola, one of the three law enforcement officers killed by Gavin Long that morning.
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Jay Inslee said law enforcement officers were working to locate the shooter, and urged residents to follow instructions.
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The law-and-order president is angering a lot of the country's top law enforcement officers right now.
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And it must push legislators, prosecutors and law enforcement officers to throw out convictions derived from marijuana offenses.
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The Miami Fraternal Order of Police, Javier Ortiz, however, has encouraged law enforcement officers to boycott the show.
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Multiple law enforcement officers rushed in and took Margraves down just before he got his hands on Nassar.
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But they are generally made to the press and the public, and not to federal law enforcement officers.
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When my fellow law enforcement officers report for duty, we have no idea what the day might bring.
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Law enforcement officers searching the compound for the missing child didn't locate him but found 11 other children.
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Both advisories were circulated after state laws passed allowing law enforcement officers to question a person's immigration status.
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Mo Brooks, an Alabama Republican, said two law enforcement officers were believed to be among the others shot.
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Then, Wildernex Wildlife Control and local law enforcement officers showed up and started to wrestle with the reptile.
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More than a dozen law enforcement officers took aim at Mr. Mateen and he was shot and killed.
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Law enforcement officers have since been using these portraits to try and identify the rest of the victims.
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Law enforcement officers are told to first try the car's electronic systems for breaking and contacting technical support.
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Robert Gomez said the suspect was arrested "without incident," and that no law-enforcement officers fired their weapons.
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The intentional elimination of law enforcement officers is an act that does more than devastate the policing family.
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Within days, attention had turned to a shooting in Baton Rouge that left three law enforcement officers dead.
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In short, I learned that — as a profession — law enforcement officers are constantly evaluating and improving their practices.
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No law enforcement officers were hurt and the officers involved are not being identified, the TBI statement said.
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Most are disrupted several times by demonstrators who are then ejected by security personnel or law enforcement officers.
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They fling themselves to the ground, forcing law enforcement officers — often outmanned and overwhelmed — to drag them away.
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Meanwhile, French law enforcement officers hunt for the suspects, who have reportedly left the city in their car.
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The airline has promised to no longer call on law enforcement officers to deny ticketed passengers their seats.
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The service is intended to honor the lives of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
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Most federal agencies employ special agents who are fully authorized law enforcement officers and can enforce federal law.
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Steele is an informant who provided law enforcement officers information about what he believed was a crime(s).
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And we are seriously concerned about not being turned into a hashtag by our local law enforcement officers.
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The FAST program provided military-style training to law enforcement officers in other countries to counter drug traffickers.
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While the shooting was still underway, law enforcement officers went to the family's apartment in Fort Pierce, Fla.
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She had been accused of giving misleading statements to law enforcement officers who interviewed her after the massacre.
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Law enforcement officers are one of many groups of people whose lives are affected by public safety policy.
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BuzzFeed's findings were attributed to two unnamed federal law enforcement officers with knowledge of the special counsel's investigation.
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One provision, Section 14141, allowed the attorney general to sue to eliminate unconstitutional conduct by law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers found him there early on April 17, and the man, Reynard Green, 34, was arrested.
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Law enforcement officers searched apartments and conducted multiple interviews but did not identify a suspect in the shooting.
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"We are forever grateful for what our Law Enforcement Officers do 24/7/365," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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The unit is also intended to team up front-line law enforcement officers with state and federal prosecutors.
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Federal and local law-enforcement officers set up a command center in the basement of the county courthouse.
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But he criticized the limits the directive places on local law enforcement officers' ability to cooperate with ICE.
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But ignorance is no defense, and good intentions won't keep our communities or our law enforcement officers safe.
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" Some federal law enforcement agencies even furloughed their law enforcement officers because they viewed them as "non-essential.
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Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said about 1,000 law enforcement officers were assigned to the area throughout the weekend.
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Six other law enforcement officers and a 20-year-old who was in the home also were shot.
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Eight other law enforcement officers have died of gunfire this year, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page.
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She said it had failed as a deterrent and that it did nothing to protect law enforcement officers.
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Today, there are over one million law enforcement officers in the United States But did the plan work?
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DES MOINES — For law enforcement officers here, it feels like a still-raw wound being torn open anew.
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Several law enforcement officers scrambled to get out of the way as the semi barreled off the road.
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Since its creation in 2002, more than 105,000 law enforcement officers have been trained through the ALERRT program.
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Legal issues aside, Trump's comments are an insult to the nearly 80,000 law enforcement officers who protect California.
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"It's going to make law enforcement officers more aware of what they might be coming across," Johns said.
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And continuing to do so deprives our law enforcement officers of resources for more effective public safety initiatives.
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Opondo said the kidnappers fled the scene of the rescue when law enforcement officers and soldiers moved in.
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According to a government official, the kidnappers fled the scene when law enforcement officers and soldiers moved in.
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The law enforcement officers wounded were a state trooper, a Midland officer and an Odessa officer, officials said.
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There would be limited exceptions, including for law enforcement officers and for guns transferred between close family members.
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When a new center needs to be opened because law enforcement officers are arresting more immigrants, they profit.
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Two companies that make tactical gear for military and law enforcement officers had bullet-resistant backpacks for sale.
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Trump, who has in recent weeks kept out of public view, praised the group of law enforcement officers.
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A Harris Survey showed that in April 1970, just 10 percent of Americans thought that "a fairly sizable number of Black Panthers have been shot and killed by law enforcement officers" because law enforcement officers were trying to wipe out the Panthers — exactly what Hoover privately said his mission was.
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Supporters argue that sanctuary policies allow local and state law enforcement officers to build crucial relationships with immigrant communities.
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Unlike many of the officers he knows, Capps doesn't come from a long family line of law enforcement officers.
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"It's fairly rare" that citizens who come to the aid of law enforcement officers use deadly force, Cecil said.
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On Tuesday, the FBI's Fike thanked law enforcement officers for their swift response -- and the public for its patience.
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Law-enforcement officers have been adopted by one side of a culture war, and their specific interests happily championed.
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The proposal would prohibit law enforcement officers from accessing "electronic equipment" of a US resident without establishing probable cause.
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Law enforcement officers respond at Santa Fe High School following a shooting in Santa Fe, Texas, on May 18.
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A team of law enforcement officers descended on the area and noticed a pathway into the woods, police said.
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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund spokesman Steve Groeninger said the officers' deaths point to a rapidly escalating trend.
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Mateen was killed by law enforcement officers at the end of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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After Columbine, laws were passed that placed more law enforcement officers in schools in order to curb school shootings.
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And we -- today we honor the law enforcement officers that were killed or disabled in the line of duty.
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Law enforcement officers respond to Santa Fe High School after an active shooter was reported on campus on Friday.
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He faces special circumstance allegations attached to these charges: the murder of law enforcement officers and lying in wait.
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Baum said one welcome measure would be the greater use of plain-clothes law enforcement officers and behavioral observers.
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He said he's prayed for the law enforcement officers and government officials involved in attempting to end the standoff.
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Frein led a small army of law enforcement officers on a weekslong manhunt in eastern Pennsylvania after the shootings.
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Ron DeSantis and the law enforcement officers and prosecutors who they said saw to it that justice was served.
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On a more serious note, illegal drone flights are a serious issue for law enforcement officers and prison guards.
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Law enforcement officers were using sonar technology to find the tugboat at the bottom of the river, Cuomo said.
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The Chicago police on Friday released video footage of an unarmed black teenager's fatal shooting by law enforcement officers.
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Over the decades various law enforcement agencies have experimented with lower standards for law enforcement officers with terrible results.
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Law enforcement officers are people and you do have to harden yourself from what you do for a living.
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According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, 32 officers have been shot dead so far this year.
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Here are brief biographies of the three law enforcement officers who were shot dead by Gavin Long on Sunday.
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Just across the county line, law enforcement officers found him dead inside his vehicle with gunshot wounds, Martin said.
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The defendant in this case allegedly murdered 11 innocent people during religious services and injured four law enforcement officers.
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Are law enforcement officers going to be forced to watch while exploitative drug dealers sell dope to vulnerable addicts?
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"We will protect those who protect us," he said during a speech to law enforcement officers in Kansas City.
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Law enforcement officers in the worst-hit areas have told state officials they expect the death toll to climb.
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Other tactics used by unscrupulous poll watchers include pretending to be law enforcement officers and threatening voters with arrest.
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According to a recent survey of law enforcement officers, one in four agencies report they have zero certified DREs.
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Martin was arrested at the airport to ensure the safety of law enforcement officers and the public, Beshear said.
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In July 2014, law enforcement officers in Fujian Province found 286 skulls on a long-distance bus from Shenzhen.
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In some circumstances, law enforcement officers make an "arrest circle," surrounding people and giving them an opportunity to leave.
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To outlaw these American flags from being hung in county buildings by law enforcement officers is outrageous and unconscionable.
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A system of community policing was established and law enforcement officers were rewarded when they met crime reduction targets.
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Pentagon law enforcement officers who provide protection at all entrances are not trained to do this, one official said.
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But activists and antiterrorism law enforcement officers say the restrictions — like organizing public rallies — would prevent them from campaigning.
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The charges were an unusual instance of law enforcement officers being held criminally liable for not protecting the public.
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Law enforcement officers were assigned to drive them to the mental health center, as is routine under state law.
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There's no hardware to be confiscated—unless of course law enforcement officers extracted the device from the person's leg.
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He faces the Sisyphean task of scraping together money and evading law enforcement officers looking to deport undocumented laborers.
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His grandfather had worked as a police detective, and two of his uncles were law enforcement officers, family said.
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And the final version of that law allowed many federal law enforcement officers to be removed by the judiciary.
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Law enforcement officers and the major crimes detective unit in Grand Rapids are still investigating the incident, CNN reported.
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In what has become a familiar pattern when law enforcement officers are accused of deadly misconduct, she walked free.
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"That is a level of bias that is stunning among law enforcement officers," Gowdy said Tuesday on Fox News.
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Some officers in critical condition Three days have passed since the shooting, and several law enforcement officers remain hospitalized.
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Law enforcement officers were taking fire from a man inside a house just outside the eastern South Carolina city.
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Law enforcement officers traced many of the Instagram accounts to Mr. Fleury's home address, according to a criminal complaint.
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Law enforcement officers responded to the scene after someone "from an uninvolved party" called 911 shortly before 2 a.m.
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"Clearview is available to all law enforcement officers to trial for free with no strings attached," the email said.
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The campus was swarming with media, law enforcement officers and flashing patrol cars, and well-wishers passing out flowers.
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The President could use federal law enforcement officers such as the US Marshals, or the Army and National Guard.
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Four law enforcement officers were injured in the shootout; two had been released from the hospital as of Monday.
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The escape prompted hundreds of law enforcement officers to spend weeks searching the heavily wooded region near the prison.
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When Diebold tried to meet the (fictional) girl on Friday, he was instead met by fellow law enforcement officers.
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During continuing investigations into major events, traditional reporting often relies in part on official statements from law enforcement officers.
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Before his resignation, Suhr announced that San Francisco's law enforcement officers will be required to undergo anti-bias training.
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One organization, the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, appeared to drop its support of the bill following Cotton's request.
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Trump also lashed out at some of the law enforcement officers who were first to arrive at the school.
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"It's a shame what's been happening to our great, truly great law enforcement officers," Trump said at the signing ceremony.
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In some states, families, medical professionals, and law enforcement officers can petition the treatment facility directly, without a judge's order.
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In his speech Wednesday to a group of law enforcement officers, Trump said plans for the wall were moving forward.
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Images on a live video feed of the meeting in Washington showed law enforcement officers in the room with dogs.
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Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland said at least 24 law enforcement officers were injured, with six being taken to the hospital.
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Police arrested some 1,385 people, while at least 118 protesters and 17 law enforcement officers were injured in the violence.
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While searching their apartments, law enforcement officers discovered an explosives laboratory equipped with firearms and grenades, the security agency said.
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In June, law enforcement officers killed Usaama Rahim, a U.S. citizen, after he attacked a Boston cop with a knife.
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Authorities say five South Carolina law enforcement officers have been shot in Florence County and the suspect is in custody.
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"Several men who resisted and used gas canisters against law enforcement officers were detained," the police said in a statement.
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Law enforcement officers work in front of the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs after a fatal shooting, Sunday, Nov.
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Some 150 local, state and federal law enforcement officers were actively looking for Jakubowski, the Rock County Sheriff's Office said.
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Peterson has a strong defense that the statute does not apply to law enforcement officers, according to several legal experts.
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During the traffic stop, law enforcement officers shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, one of the protest group's most prominent members.
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At the same time, law enforcement officers shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, one of the protest group's most prominent members.
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Video from KGMB/KHNL showed two law enforcement officers escorting a person with hands behind their back off the plane.
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A long-standing policy prohibits aviation police officers from carrying a gun even though they are certified law enforcement officers.
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"Law enforcement officers can have a dreary outlook on life at times," the Sheriff's Office posted on its Facebook page.
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This bill also directly undermines the ability of law enforcement officers to effectively do their jobs and ensure public safety.
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At the same time, law enforcement officers shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, one of the protest group's most prominent members.
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And law enforcement officers who take initial crime reports may be inadvertently incentivized to report lower crime rates, he said.
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Law enforcement officers were heavily criticized in the aftermath of the Charlottesville rally last year for not separating opposing groups.
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Trump tweeted his thanks to law enforcement officers in Aurora and offered his condolences to the victims and their families.
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"Once again, it proves that all the detentions, tortures and murders are committed by the law enforcement officers," Kocketkov added.
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The added layer of complexity posed by the digital age influences nearly every crime our law enforcement officers face today.
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Our nation owes it to our law enforcement officers to give them the best training and most advanced resources possible.
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He acknowledged the work of local law enforcement officers and called for unity in the immediate aftermath of the shooting.
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Speaking to law enforcement officers on Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions claimed divine sanction for the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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"Our Bureau of Indian Affairs law enforcement officers are the front line in America's ongoing fight against opioids," said Zinke.
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We are proud to hang these Thin Blue Line flags in Government House to honor our brave law enforcement officers.
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To better understand the nature and scope of the problem, the authors surveyed federal, state, and local law enforcement officers.
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That's why I have proposed three pieces of legislation to keep law enforcement officers safe in the line of duty.
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Fullarton estimates that approximately 300 people accompanied the family for the funeral, including dozens of veterans and law enforcement officers.
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Your body will be humming with adrenaline, but don't cuss, yell, use slang or act erratically with law-enforcement officers.
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And all 50 states already have measures in place to discipline those who injure law enforcement officers, according to BuzzFeed.
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I have seen far too many families, including those of fellow law enforcement officers, changed forever by unnecessary gun violence.
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One protester was allowed inside to deliver a petition, but law enforcement officers blocked others from entering, the AP said.
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That duality is not unique to me; it is very familiar to all law enforcement officers from communities of color.
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The Department of Justice will continue to support first responders and provide training for law enforcement officers and school personnel.
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Other viral posts show Central Americans allegedly mocking Mexicans during the 2009 swine flu crisis and attacking law enforcement officers.
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When someone decides to shoot law enforcement officers, or bring terror to a school, it must matter to us all.
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During the traffic stop, law enforcement officers shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, one of the protest group's most prominent members.
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When law-enforcement officers opened the safe, they found a ledger that contained documentary ''evidence of large-scale narcotics activity.
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He threw pine cones and other objects at law enforcement officers, pedestrians and firefighters, striking three officers, the documents said.
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In one case, experts testified "that good judgment and interpersonal skills were more important than size" for law enforcement officers.
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But a much smaller group of demonstrators attended the rally and were greatly outnumbered by law enforcement officers and counterprotests.
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Bundy is the nation's most notorious scofflaw, organizing armed uprisings in which militants point assault rifles at law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers surrounded the store and shoppers and employees fled, running away on foot and climbing out a window.
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Texas passed a law in 2017 that made it illegal for law enforcement officers to refuse to honor ICE detainers.
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"Senate Bill 4 is lawful, constitutional and protects the safety of law enforcement officers and all Texans," Mr. Paxton said.
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Law enforcement officers on the doorstep threatening to "come back with a warrant" is a cliché of police procedural dramas.
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In numbers: Since the revolt began in November, 11 people have died and 1,200 law enforcement officers have been injured.
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The manual says that its constitutionally permissible for law enforcement officers to conduct criminal investigations without revealing their official status.
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The assailant fired for several minutes and was leaving the synagogue when law enforcement officers met him at the door.
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About 100 state and federal law enforcement officers searched the Mansfield area this week leading up to Mr. Christy's capture.
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The teenagers said they were skeptical that the men who had identified themselves as carabinieri were really law-enforcement officers.
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And it would allow law enforcement officers to question the immigration status of a person they have arrested or detained.
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A spokesman for the Capitol Police said the group has worked closely with law enforcement officers on their rally plans.
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Once again, federal agencies and employees, including law enforcement officers, were forced into the un-paid and un-appreciated status.
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"We appreciate the swift action from venue security and law enforcement officers," the campaign's chief operating officer Michael Glassner said.
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" Vice President Pence called the advance warning of ICE actions "disgraceful" and said it "put law enforcement officers at risk.
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Three other law enforcement officers were shot and injured during a struggle with the suspect in Colorado Springs, authorities say.
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Other law enforcement officers also said the time they had to wait for Google to fulfill legal requests had grown.
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Both Mr. Anderson and Ms. Graham died at the kosher market, apparently after law enforcement officers fired into the store.
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The funding, the Justice Department said, will allow the local agencies to hire 802 additional full-time law enforcement officers.
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But this week, it has turned into an immigration showdown involving hundreds of law enforcement officers and a migrant caravan.
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The Caucasian Knot news agency said more shootouts occurred over the period and that four law enforcement officers were killed.
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"Voters on both sides of the aisle respect prosecutors and law-enforcement officers—they just do," he told the Journal.
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The incident left seven people dead, and 22 injured, including a 17-month-old toddler and three law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers were put on high alert and meetings held with village elders to explain the dangers of FGM.
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She used a gun she purchased legally, Gahler said, adding that no law enforcement officers fired shots during their response.
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Nearly 100 law enforcement officers from different local agenices in northern Ohio had been searching for Christy since September 17.
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Russian investigators said in a statement they had opened a criminal case into the attempted murder of law enforcement officers.
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In contrast to the machinations of diplomacy and politics, law enforcement officers only care about one thing: What is true?
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A number of law enforcement officers are lining up in preparation for Cordon of Honor for fallen Nassau Bay Sgt.
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After instructing the group to take down the camp, law enforcement officers advanced on the site around 3:30 p.m.
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For two days, scores of law enforcement officers, K9s, air units, drones and dive teams worked to find the children.
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FOP, which says it represents roughly 330,000 law enforcement officers, reported the hack in a Facebook post on Thursday evening.
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Some sovereigns have even lashed out violently at law enforcement officers, which is why they're considered a domestic terrorism threat.
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Three law enforcement officers were killed and three others were injured on Sunday during a shooting in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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Mr. Kratz thought, at the time, that it was important to refute accusations of wrongdoing by law enforcement officers, he said.
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" In her own statement, Lt. Governor Tina Smith expresses sympathy to "everyone touched by this tragedy, including our law enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia were involved in the roundup.
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And for the most part, they haven't been trained to fight the way that law enforcement officers and military personnel have.
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"We consider the suspect to be extremely dangerous and a clear threat to law enforcement officers and the public," he said.
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Earlier Monday, federal law enforcement officers entered the Portland&aposs ICE headquarters to secure government property ahead of the vacate notice.
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While essential law enforcement officers and other employees would stay on the job, many would not get paid during the shutdown.
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FBI cameras caught DeLorean calling the drug "better than gold" when presented with it by law enforcement officers disguised as investors.
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Law enforcement officers escort Esteban Santiago, the suspect in a deadly 2017 shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida.
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Law enforcement officers on horseback, armed with tear gas and batons, brutally attacked the demonstrators to drive them back to Selma.
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"Our message is that these types of incidents happen all across the nation by law enforcement officers everywhere," Whitman told PEOPLE.
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These agreements permit law enforcement officers to directly contact Ring owners and ask for video to use when investigating nearby crimes.
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And law enforcement officers in Ohio and Virginia reported that they'd encountered fentanyl more than 100 times in the previous year.
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Mike Moon introduced a law that would compel law enforcement officers to actively try to stop women from getting an abortion.
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Beyond that were barricades and dozens of black-clad, helmet-wearing law enforcement officers lining the street that bordered the park.
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He was uncomfortable with the outpouring of respect and gratitude, but law enforcement officers and witnesses said he deserved it all.
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Law enforcement officers spotted firearms and ammunition when they were pulling Rubino out of his vehicle to give him medical attention.
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The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reported in November that ambush killings of officers is at a 10-year high.
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Earlier this year, Apple updated iOS to block passcode cracking tools like GrayKey (used by police and government law enforcement officers).
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The TSA says many of these gun-related incidents are unintentional, but law enforcement officers evaluate the threat of each situation.
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" Clarke blamed the Black Lives Matter movement for inspiring violent crimes against law enforcement officers, calling the group "purveyors of hate.
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It's a change from the current system, where law enforcement officers submit requests by messaging an Apple law enforcement email account.
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Migrants tend to cross to Mexico at dawn, but they do not need to: law-enforcement officers are a rare sight.
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Driving that success are numerous law enforcement officers who are not only willing but eager to go on the show. Why?
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The camp has thinned to fewer than 300 people, but law enforcement officers continue to maintain a presence in the area.
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Law enforcement officers cannot be everywhere, so the presence of armed citizens is vital to provide an instant response to attackers.
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Law enforcement officers may get an easier ride, while those from the wrong part of town may face an uphill battle.
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The Los Angeles Metropolitan Task Force on Violent Gangs, which includes local law enforcement officers and FBI agents, made the arrests.
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"It's a shame what's been happening to our great, truly great law enforcement officers," Trump said as he signed the order.
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It was Deputy Brad Garafola, one of the three law enforcement officers who was eventually killed by Gavin Long that morning.
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Trump made the comment on Friday during his speech before law enforcement officers in Long Island about illegal immigration and gangs.
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Car chase A 10-mile chase ensued on Interstate 24 south of Nashville when law enforcement officers saw the stolen vehicle.
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United Chief Executive Oscar Munoz said the company would no longer use law enforcement officers to remove passengers from overbooked flights.
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Anti-bias training, for example, educates law enforcement officers about the explicit and implicit biases that can govern their decision-making.
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Law enforcement officers recovered the vehicles, which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had previously reported stolen from the wildlife refuge.
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We welcome the President's efforts to protect the safety of our law enforcement officers, who work hard to protect our communities.
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They make it difficult for people who are nearby — including law enforcement officers — to identify the location of an active shooter.
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The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is a private non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Likewise, law enforcement officers who revel in the impunity Trump offers them will be with us for years after he's gone.
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Although law enforcement officers can't always act on this information, Find My iPhone has contributed to the arrests of phone thieves.
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"Our first concern is the safety of everyone in the area — law enforcement officers, residents and protesters alike," she reportedly said.
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That's because it was created by federal law enforcement officers as a way to catch criminals involved in student visa fraud.
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McNeal told CNN that Amiott's termination is a victory for his clients, the citizens of Euclid, and law enforcement officers alike.
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Law enforcement officers, some on horseback, broke up the melee as others helped tend to the injured until medical personnel arrived.
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Prosecutors will attempt to show that Guzman allegedly killed or ordered the deaths of dozens of rivals and law enforcement officers.
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"How dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda," he said.
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"It's just one more reminder of the extraordinary skill and sacrifice and courage of our law enforcement officers," Mr. Obama said.
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Law enforcement officers have used these paintings to try to identify some of Little's crimes they haven't been able to place.
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A suspect is in custody after seven law enforcement officers were shot in Florence, S.C., on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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TSA Officers also have inferior bargaining rights compared to other federal law enforcement officers in Border Patrol, ICE, and Federal Prisons.
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There were more than 100 law enforcement officers killed last year, according to an annual FBI report released earlier this month.
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California is expected to enact some of the strictest rules for deadly force by law enforcement officers, The Sacramento Bee reports.
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Since prosecutors are also "law enforcement officers," there is no reason they and their offices should be immune from federal oversight.
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And Castro uses his artistic ability to honor law enforcement officers, firefighters and military servicemembers killed in the line of duty.
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The organization acknowledged law enforcement officers who thwarted the latest alleged plot and thanked the student who reported the lunchtime comment.
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Sales between law enforcement officers or immediate family members will not be subject to the background checks required by the legislation.
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"The jobs are very hard to compare," Cabrera said of assault statistics for Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officers.
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The new law also allows law enforcement officers to ask the court to prohibit someone temporarily from possessing or buying firearms.
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According to the Officer Down Memorial Page, 23 American law enforcement officers have died in the line of duty this year.
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First, it gives fresh hopes to abusive law-enforcement officers across the country, teaching them that they can proceed with impunity.
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But even those opinions can be viewed as showing deference toward elected or appointed officials, which most law enforcement officers are.
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The incident was among a string of recent events in which law enforcement officers have been accused of using excessive force.
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On Saturday, about 1,500 people attended the funeral, under the watch of hundreds of local, state and federal law enforcement officers.
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Sheriff Spurlock said the suspects, who were armed with a handgun and other weapons, confronted law enforcement officers when they arrived.
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There's not going to be a directive ordering federal law enforcement officers to slam suspects' heads into car doors during arrests.
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The demonstrations in Caracas, the capital, soon turned violent, as protesters and law enforcement officers loyal to President Nicolás Maduro clashed.
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A new law in Florida that requires police departments to provide autism training for law enforcement officers took effect this week.
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The authorities said that 11 law enforcement officers from several departments had been injured; none of the injuries were life-threatening.
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It wasn't until Sunday that law enforcement officers contacted Basco and "told me that my wife had been murdered," he said.
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With the exception of current law enforcement officers, the carrying of lethal weapons on church property, concealed or otherwise, is prohibited.
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"These items are part of standard employee protective equipment (PPE) for all law enforcement officers," an ICE spokesperson told VICE News.
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The nation's 800,000 law enforcement officers cannot stem this tide of destruction without the engagement of the country's 300 million citizens.
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In one stream of footage, law enforcement officers are shown punching, handcuffing, or straddling Black girls in bikinis and school uniforms.
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Since 2005, when Mr. Stinson began his tally, just 29 nonfederal law enforcement officers have been convicted in on-duty shootings.
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Even so, the justice system tends to favor the testimony of law enforcement officers when they're implicated in allegations of rape.
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She also noted that law enforcement officers in New York State could use possession of a condom as evidence of prostitution.
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The act lets law enforcement officers temporarily seize firearms from someone they're taking into custody for an involuntary mental health assessment.
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Scores of law enforcement officers engaged in a harrowing firefight with the couple that turned the neighborhood into a combat zone.
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So Mr. Firman's department began doing what many law enforcement officers around the country have learned to do: balance contradictory requests.
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Law enforcement officers can carry concealed firearms at bases operated solely by the Marines, not joint military installations, the memo said.
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Many current and former service members and law-enforcement officers criticized her statement with their own experience in their respective organizations.
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It is estimated that there are about 28503 full-time law enforcement officers for every 22020,000 American Indians in Indian country.
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Law enforcement officers in the United States killed more than 1100 people in 2018, according to the Mapping Police Violence Project.
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At least 21 people were injured, including three law enforcement officers, Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke said at a news conference.
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Border Patrol agents are deployed to less desirable duty locations than other federal law enforcement officers and generally receive lower compensation.
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As a result, older people and law enforcement officers are crossing paths more frequently, recent data suggests — sometimes with terrible consequences.
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Instead, the state argued, law enforcement officers are bound by the rules of engagement dictated in Florida law surrounding an arrest.
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Commonwealth, that ruled state law enforcement officers do not have the authority to arrest someone based on an order from ICE.
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To try to gain some traction in bringing Backpage down, law enforcement officers have brought their own suits against the site.
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After the hospital visit, Mr. Trump went to the Broward County Sheriff's Office, where he was introduced to law enforcement officers.
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Of at least 158 law enforcement officers charged since 2006 with sexual assault, sexual battery, or unlawful sexual contact with somebody under their control, at least 26 have been acquitted or had charges dropped based on the consent defense, according to my review of a Buffalo News database of more than 700 law enforcement officers accused of sexual misconduct.
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Law enforcement officers and members of the community make up a workplace in where no roles are 100 percent clear, considering the criminals are often victimizing members of the same community that they live, and good citizens in that community often know them, their relatives, and often times the law enforcement officers that come to arrest them.
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"Our law enforcement officers are engaged daily in difficult interactions where they often are required to intervene," Freeman said in the statement.
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She spent her childhood navigating conflict zones in Uganda, and now she trains thousands of law enforcement officers to keep communities safe.
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After paying their respects, the couple brought chips and cookies for the law enforcement officers who were still working around the clock.
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Apple said in the letter that it had trained nearly 1,000 law enforcement officers in how to obtain data from the company.
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Kelter was struck and later succumbed to his gunshot wounds at a nearby hospital, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reports.
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Weymouth, Massachusetts, law enforcement officers embrace outside the district court in Quincy, Massachusetts, following the arraignment of Emanuel Lopes on July 17.
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The FBI's 2016 survey of around 13,000 agencies found that 12% of law enforcement officers were women, a 2% increase from 1995.
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He had been arrested in February 2016 after he lifted Ms. Reyes off the ground by her neck, law enforcement officers said.
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The FBI found that 41 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty in 2015, down from 51 in 2014.
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According to law enforcement officials, the suspects made threats against President Barack Obama and allegedly talked of killing US law enforcement officers.
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The aftermath Overall, more than 175 law enforcement officers from various local, county, state, and federal agencies arrived at the battle scene.
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After a year of highly publicized deaths at the hands of law-enforcement officers, a young woman has died in police custody.
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Odors so "overwhelming" that law enforcement officers had to wear masks; owner was arrested in connection with stolen dog accusations; advertised [online].
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"The success of FLETC is vital to the Administration's plan to hire additional law enforcement officers to secure our borders," they wrote.
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When he is in front of a large group of law enforcement officers he does not fail to mention the Sikh religion.
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And yet we have 220 law enforcement officers who are on the plane that were going -- they are not following people home.
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Earlier in the day, more than 50 law enforcement officers filed into the center for a public viewing to pay their respects.
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Washington has been honoring law enforcement officers for National Police Week, but another hero got the spotlight on Thursday: bomb-sniffing dogs.
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He told the two law enforcement officers that Amy was out, and they stood around in silence while he called her cell.
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The new DOJ could immediately reassure our nation's law enforcement officers that the feds have their backs on illegal immigration's front lines.
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Worse, even law enforcement officers who are exonerated through body camera footage are left to condemnation by "trolls," regardless of official findings.
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Wisconsin became the latest state to float a 'Blue Lives Matter' bill to make targeting law enforcement officers a hate crime Monday.
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The search then expanded from Los Angeles County to Santa Barbara County, with more than 200 law enforcement officers working the case.
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The assailant — whom police officials believe they identified but have not yet publicly named — was shot and killed by law enforcement officers.
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A new toolkit launched last week by the U.S Department of Justice will help law enforcement officers deal with mentally ill individuals.
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Hundreds line up to donate blood Six off-duty law enforcement officers were in the bar when the shooting happened, Dean said.
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So far this year, 20 officers have been fatally shot while on duty, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Officer numbers have also increased under the "surge" to as many as 85033 rotating law enforcement officers, according to an Interior spokesperson.
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Instead, Circuit Judge Jack Tuter agreed to add three sheriff's deputies to the current lineup of law enforcement officers monitoring the recount.
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New Jersey makes it a felony to have hollow point bullets outside the home, except for eligible law enforcement officers and hunters.
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Bruce Rauner (R) on Monday suggested the state reinstate the death penalty for mass killers or those who kill law enforcement officers.
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Thanks to swift action by law enforcement officers, no innocent American lives were lost in the string of terrorist incidents last weekend.
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Dozens of law enforcement officers converged on the scene, where a third officer had been wounded, to help search for the gunman.
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The attacks have set off a period of fear, anguish and confusion among the nation's 900,000 state and local law enforcement officers.
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On Wednesday, Sessions argued that California's laws are harmful to the state's residents, and prevent law enforcement officers from doing their jobs.
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One officer's attorney said the decision is groundbreaking and will let Florida law enforcement officers work with less fear of wrongful prosecution.
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She kept driving, met Tepfer, and they went together to the house, where they found law-enforcement officers putting handcuffs on Gerard.
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"We swore an oath when we took this job as law enforcement officers, and we see the honor in it," Kostelnik said.
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The 38-year-old and her husband, Charles, who are federal law enforcement officers, had been living on gift certificates from friends.
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Williams said the three-week trial included testimony from FBI agents, state and local law enforcement officers, forensic scientists and ballistics experts.
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"We consider this suspect to be extremely dangerous and a clear threat to law enforcement officers and the public," Chief McManus said.
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Yet the law in many states does not allow for anything else, effectively requiring law enforcement officers to shoulder these duties alone.
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But tribal law enforcement officers report that some non-Indians flaunt the law openly, knowing they can't be prosecuted by local authorities.
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The lawsuit came as law enforcement officers in the United States face greater scrutiny over the use of force, particularly against minorities.
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That's an average of one in 10,227 law enforcement officers feloniously killed per year, for the last two years with complete data.
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" Minutes later, he delivered another master class in missing the point: "Great job by all law enforcement officers and Boston Mayor @Marty_Walsh.
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St. Louis police said the demonstrators later threw rocks at the mayor's home and that 11 law enforcement officers had been injured.
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A Trump Administration will empower our law enforcement officers to do their jobs and keep our streets free of crime and violence.
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Yet we are not similarly situated like other law enforcement officers in the DOJ who have been given a public safety exemption.
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Mr. Berger, the general counsel of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, also represents the agent in the Queens case, Mr. Kalicharan.
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In a 2014 review of FBI data, Lind found that law enforcement officers in the US kill black people at disproportionate rates.
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At a press conference on Saturday, Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke said at least three law-enforcement officers were among those shot.
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To him, members of the country's largest minority group will likely always seem foreign, even if they are US law enforcement officers.
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" In a post on Twitter, President Trump said he was "forever grateful for what our Law Enforcement Officers do 24/7/365.
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"Today 11 innocent people were suddenly and viciously murdered during religious services and several law enforcement officers were shot," Mr. Sessions said.
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ALBERTSONS COMPANIES SAYS WE ASK CUSTOMERS TO NOT OPENLY CARRY FIREARMS IN OUR STORES UNLESS THEY ARE AUTHORIZED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS - TWEET
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Seemingly determined to avoid a perp-walk photo, Mr. de Vido turned himself in while law enforcement officers went to his apartment.
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We are working to help train state, local and tribal law enforcement officers to identify trafficking cases and provide support for victims.
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Florida's law, which was adopted in 2005, received support from the National Rifle Association but was vigorously opposed by law enforcement officers.
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The agency has a "robust training program" for law enforcement officers that explains why reporting this data is so important, she added.
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Thompson said Cummings lived at the home near Van Buren and law enforcement officers were there to serve him civil legal papers.
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Republican officials in Texas have spoken out for months against local law enforcement officers who fail to cooperate with federal immigration guidelines.
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The attorney general was authorized to investigate and sue to eliminate any "pattern or practice" of unconstitutional conduct by law enforcement officers.
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It issued an Endangered Child Alert as hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers frantically searched near Joe's home in Dickson, Tennessee.
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A few who had tried to avoid the mayhem by jumping a fence were confronted by law enforcement officers with pointed guns.
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That information included one informant whom federal law enforcement officers were able to locate before he could be killed, court records said.
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He had a history of hospitalizations for mental illness and had expressed anger at law enforcement officers in a video last year.
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On Monday, President Trump presented six of the city's officers with the medal of valor, the highest honor for law enforcement officers.
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So far this year, 17 law enforcement officers across the US have died in shootings, including an officer killed Tuesday in Missouri.
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The public needs to know that, regardless of today's verdict, we will never hesitate to prosecute apparent threats against law enforcement officers.
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The report also raised questions about law enforcement officers' interactions with families of the students and the managing of the crime scene.
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Local law enforcement officers matched it late Thursday night to a sample of Sayoc's DNA that had been previously collected, Wray said.
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But on Wednesday, the affidavit said, "After Almadaoji obtained his boarding pass and walked towards TSA security, law-enforcement officers arrested him."
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Law enforcement officers posed as riders during their investigation of the service but were unable to catch Uber drivers in the act.
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Donald J. Mihalek is executive vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, the largest professional association exclusively representing police officers.
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In his speech, Sessions argued the laws are harmful to the state's residents and prevent law enforcement officers from doing their jobs.
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On Sunday at the White House, Mr. Trump held an event to honor law enforcement officers who provided security for the inauguration.
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Our reporter met with local officials and law enforcement officers to determine who lives and who dies in the leader's drug war.
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Ms. Ayala said that the death penalty had failed as a deterrent and that it did nothing to protect law enforcement officers.
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And documents obtained by CNN show that law enforcement officers responded to Cruz's house on 39 occasions over a seven-year period.
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The court document doesn't say what the ruse was, or whether the women knew any of the visitors were law enforcement officers.
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A trooper fired three shots at the truck as it approached because it was a threat to law enforcement officers, he said.
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It also established training programs for law enforcement officers and prison guards in identifying and effectively responding to individuals with mental illness.
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It wouldn't require law enforcement officers to do that, a la Arizona's 210 law SB 211, but it would allow them to.
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This white supremacy movement is a danger to us all, including our law enforcement officers who often engage with these hate groups.
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Scott also called for posting law enforcement officers in every public school and for mandatory "active shooter training" for students and faculty.
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They are, essentially, a class — which is why it makes sense that conservatives, normally anti-union, have embraced unions representing law enforcement officers.
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The second is pursuing legal action, which, as this case shows, may involve law enforcement officers who fail to properly investigate the incident.
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Doctors, nurses, law enforcement officers, families and friends of addicts must all have access to naloxone and learn how to administer the drug.
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"Everyone should be as upset about this as America's law enforcement officers are," said New York Police Department Commissioner James O'Neill on Twitter.
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There is no question that veterans and retired law enforcement officers in my district and across our country would benefit from this bill.
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They're not supporting our law enforcement officers, it's making everybody nervous to get out of their cars, if you're a law enforcement officer.
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She said that several dozen law-enforcement officers flooded the scene and were joined by a helicopter overhead and multiple Fire Department vehicles.
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A police guard at the school responded to the shooting, and other law enforcement officers arrived within minutes, police said in a statement.
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Median annual wage: $79,970Projected job growth through 2026: 20263% These types of law enforcement officers collect evidence and gather facts for criminal cases.
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Officials in South Carolina said seven law enforcement officers were shot, one fatally, during an active shooting incident on Wednesday, the AP reports.
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The aviation police officers work for the Chicago Department of Aviation and are all certified law enforcement officers in the state of Illinois.
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Law enforcement officers discovered Carney's dead body about two and a half miles from the prison, off Louisiana Highway 520, according to authorities.
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Nor is keeping the trust of the police forgotten: Ms Harris's department publicises data on law-enforcement officers killed or assaulted on duty.
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The community of Florence, South Carolina is in mourning following a mass shooting that left six law enforcement officers wounded and one dead.
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During his speech Monday, Trump attacked Democrats, saying the party's members had vilified law enforcement officers, especially those with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Rick Scott announced afterward that thousands of law enforcement officers, utility crews and search and rescue teams would now go into recovery mode.
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She was charged with possession of marijuana, obstruction of law enforcement officers and possession of drug-related objects, according to the sheriff's office.
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"Possession of a weapon, even if legally carried (except by law enforcement officers) is absolutely prohibited on Landing property," the Landing's website reads.
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When Michael allegedly set up plans to meet the girl last week, law enforcement officers greeted him and took him into custody instead.
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A crowd of more than 1,000 people, including law enforcement officers from across the country, filled the stadium to honor and mourn Melton.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – A controversial North Carolina councilwoman is coming under more criticism for a Twitter post that compares law enforcement officers to terrorists.
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Citing "safety considerations for both those inside the refuge as well as the law enforcement officers involved," the FBI declined to comment further.
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When we had all these law enforcement officers down here, people were bringing water and food to the officers and working 24/7.
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No religious leaders should be permitted to use the power of sworn law enforcement officers to hide their misdeeds and enforce their decrees.
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Many Americans – including law enforcement officers – were expressing fear Tuesday over the thought of guns being churned out by 4.93D printers on demand.
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In a review of FBI data, Vox's Dara Lind found that law enforcement officers in the US kill black people at disproportionate rates.
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Niger convicted more traffickers, trained more law enforcement officers and coordinated with traditional leaders to rescue child victims of forced labor, it said.
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"We thank law enforcement officers for their protection and will reopen when they say it is safe to do so," church officials said.
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We cannot ask the community to trust law enforcement officers, including federal border agents, if those that hire them cannot assure their integrity.
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Winfield believes robot law enforcement officers are "likely to be treated with disdain," and potentially exploited by the public through hacking or gaming.
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There are plenty of recent examples of secret detention facilities in the United States, where law enforcement officers used torture on their prisoners.
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Instead of responding to violations and enforcing laws, we were sworn law enforcement officers deployed strategically to try and prevent possible terrorist attacks.
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In a statement on Twitter, MGM Resorts said it had locked down hotels in the vicinity at the request of law enforcement officers.
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Critics of the state sanctuary law say it jeopardizes public safety and puts law enforcement officers in the state in a tough spot.
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On its face, President Donald Trump's February 85033 executive order on preventing violence against law enforcement officers seeks to achieve a worthy goal.
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When law enforcement officers arrived at the scene, they found Stolper trying to bring two gasoline tanks inside the building, the outlet reported.
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Many local law-enforcement officers are also concerned about state-based legislation, including bills requiring local cops to act as subsidiaries of ICE .
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Norman ruled that Ruby should be granted qualified immunity, which protects law enforcement officers from civil liability while in the line of duty.
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Interior Department (DOI) law enforcement officers seized 17 pounds of heroin and methamphetamine drugs from an Indian reservation in New Mexico in August.
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Through long, vigorous, and exhausting coursework, school personnel learn firearm techniques and safety measures from active-duty law enforcement officers, including SWAT trainers.
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So, it is unsurprising the Gun-Free School Zones Act does not explicitly exclude these law enforcement officers and retirees from its prohibitions.
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Proponents encourage local law enforcement officers to unilaterally ignore gun safety, background check, and firearm regulations that are contrary to their political views.
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Their education, training and experience is better suited to the school environment than law enforcement officers trained to handle society's most pernicious individuals.
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During the past 10 years, the average number of officers fatally shot was 52, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Officials are expected to release a full report today on the shooting of six law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge on Sunday morning.
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Larry Cosme, national executive vice president for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said some Interior officers supported their mission at the border.
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This theory hypothesized that law enforcement officers can prevent violent crimes by targeting less serious public order offenses, such as loitering and prostitution.
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A diocesan review board (usually made up of faithful Catholics in public life: judges, psychologists, law-enforcement officers) may also provide an assessment.
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It called for law enforcement officers and community leaders to be especially vigilant during the cutting season which peaks in May and June.
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"Law enforcement officers should be called in to deal with real criminal acts, not ordinary disciplinary issues," Ms. McLeod said in an interview.
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Curtis said passengers were not told about the incident and were just taken to a new plane once law enforcement officers were gone.
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The light bulb went off for the lawmakers in 2015 after violent confrontations across the country between African Americans and law enforcement officers.
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I authorized our team to buy amphibious vehicles, hire helicopters and send a group of former law enforcement officers to enter the museum.
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He seemed at first glance unremarkable, barely distinguishable from the legions of law enforcement officers keeping watch over New England's biggest sporting event.
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Hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officers had been frantically searching for the boy when TBI agents arrested the boy's father on Saturday.
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Some law enforcement officers even lost their lives while protecting the lives of the very same individuals who were protesting against law enforcement.
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Raiding clandestine laboratories carries its own occupational hazards, and many law enforcement officers have unfortunately been accidentally dosed during raids on clandestine labs.
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"We realize that maintaining a full staff of firefighters and law enforcement officers at our parks is important for visitor safety," he said.
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Davis and Oliver were law enforcement officers who were murdered by an alien returning to the United States illegally after being deported twice.
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I've got a cooling vest, which law-enforcement officers use to stay cool, because I'm playing Santa Claus for upwards of 10 hours.
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The sheriff is accused of labeling certain deaths as "accidents" rather than "homicides" to shield from prosecution law enforcement officers who were involved.
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Treating law enforcement officers as experts and heroes is crucial to the vision of domestic policy that Trump and Pence are putting forward.
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The committee decided that Mr. Dorner had been "constructively arrested or captured" when law enforcement officers surrounded the cabin where he killed himself.
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Fuentes reportedly "admitted to law enforcement officers that he was directed by a Russian government official to conduct this operation," the DOJ said.
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Six Unknown Named Agents (1971), which permitted federal lawsuits against law enforcement officers who violate the Constitution, has any real force in 2020.
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Law enforcement officers will issue warnings only for the first month or so, but after March 31, drivers can expect to be fined.
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The school district said crisis counselors will be available for students and staff and additional law enforcement officers will be patrolling the campus.
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Yes, the vast majority of law enforcement officers are honorable and proudly serve their communities, but that does not excuse the rotten few.
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In other words, law enforcement officers are disproportionately targeted by far-right extremists and constitute a greater threat to America's brave police officers.
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Their accusations are often reflexively disregarded by law enforcement officers who short-circuit the investigation before exhausting opportunities to gather available corroborative evidence.
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Hopkins, 74, is facing murder and attempted murder charges after authorities say he shot seven law enforcement officers Wednesday in Florence, South Carolina.
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"Our law enforcement officers are engaged daily in difficult interactions where they often are required to intervene," Ms. Freeman said in her statement.
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"Fuentes admitted to law enforcement officers that he was directed by a Russian government official to conduct this operation," the Justice Department said.
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"I said from the beginning — let Obamacare implode and then do it," the president told a group of law enforcement officers on Friday.
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On that visit, Mr. Kennard reported that the day before, hundreds of law enforcement officers had stormed the prison to search for contraband.
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"Why is it not the governor's responsibility to ensure that law enforcement officers protecting our state are paid a living wage?" she asked.
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Among those injured were three law enforcement officers and a 17-month-old identified as Anderson Davis, who was shot in the face.
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"Since March 2017, close to 40 parliamentarians were attacked with impunity by law enforcement officers and pro-government supporters during demonstrations", it said.
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The gunman, who was critically injured during an exchange of gunfire with law enforcement officers, died later at a hospital, Middleton police said.
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There are some exceptions, including for active and retired law enforcement officers and for movie actors using a large magazine as a prop.
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Hundreds of law enforcement officers had been searching for him, many of them living in their vehicles during the manhunt, the chief said.
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Law enforcement officers, and the public generally, do not expect victims of other types of crime to hunt for and obtain independent evidence.
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Soon a heavy contingent of law enforcement officers gathered, she said, and she heard loud booms nearby and what looked like smoke rising.
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On that visit, Mr. Kennard reported that the day before, hundreds of law enforcement officers had stormed the prison to search for contraband.
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Law enforcement officers say that dealers there often drop baggies of drugs into the open passenger windows of cars stopped at red lights.
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Walmart is also requesting its customers stop visibly carrying firearms in stores in "open carry" states unless authorized law enforcement officers are present.
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The bill includes a number of provisions targeting immigrants including allowing local law enforcement officers to check immigration status during routine traffic stops.
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It is those without political power — the workers, the law enforcement officers, the everyday families and community members — who are supporting Mr. Trump.
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The same goes for safety inspectors, air marshals, and many law enforcement officers that staff airports, the organizations said in Wednesday's news release.
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"Persons who violate the law of our nation are subject to prosecution," Sessions said in a speech to law enforcement officers last Thursday.
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"We are disheartened by the way this situation unfolded and the customer's removal by local law enforcement officers," Mainz said in the statement.
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She also implemented an implicit bias training for law enforcement officers and declined to defend a state ballot proposition prohibiting same-sex marriage.
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The Trump presidency is going to be very good for law enforcement officers — and likely not as good for people who criticize them.
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His drive to empower certain law enforcement officers in the name of law and order has been arguably his first year's least-qualified success.
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About 58 groups were granted permits to parade, protest or march during the convention, and roughly 5,500 law enforcement officers are assigned to security.
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On Thursday, Sheriff Wegener said law enforcement officers had been concerned about serving the eviction notice because of previous run-ins with Mr. Wirth.
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" Who's working but not getting paid: "Some 420,000 federal employees ... are working without pay, including the FBI, TSA and other federal law enforcement officers.
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"We urge all law enforcement officers to boycott the purchase of Beyoncé's music and the purchase of tickets for her performances," the statement read.
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Some states (not including Florida) authorize, or even require, law enforcement officers to remove any guns at the scene of a domestic violence incident.
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"Los Angeles will always stand with our immigrant brothers and sisters, and our law enforcement officers will never participate in these actions," said Garcetti.
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Large numbers of law enforcement officers responded to the one-story brick building on the edge of McComb, about 100 miles south of Jackson.
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In a 2014 review of FBI data, Vox's Dara Lind found that law enforcement officers in the US kill black people at disproportionate rates.
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" Also according to the original post, Zimmerman planned to use proceeds of the sale to "fight (Black Lives Matter) violence against law enforcement officers.
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This bill provides a tax credit of up to $1,500 per year for veterans and former law enforcement officers who volunteer to protect schools.
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Law enforcement officers gather near the scene where the body of a woman was found near Interstate 35 north of Laredo, Texas, on Saturday.
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Median annual wage: $79,970Projected job growth through 2026: 5 percent These types of law enforcement officers collect evidence and gather facts for criminal cases.
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Two federal lawsuits filed Sunday accuse retired Chicago detective Reynaldo Guevara and other law enforcement officers of knowingly framing two innocent men for murder.
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Median annual wage: $7303,940Projected job growth through 22026: 27 percent These types of law enforcement officers collect evidence and gather facts for criminal cases.
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However, law enforcement officers who use racist or derogatory language may give the impression they won't be able to perform their job without bias.
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The directives drew immediate criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees, which said the moves would hurt veterans, law enforcement officers and others.
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A total of 31 law enforcement officers have been shot to death while on duty this year, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page.
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In April 2017, Trump told a group of law enforcement officers on Long Island, New York, "Please don't be too nice," when detaining suspects.
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Apple has announced that it will launch a global web portal for processing and tracking requests from law enforcement officers for data, via MacRumors.
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"I want to advance that cause — giving family and law enforcement officers the chance to petition the court for a protective order," Graham said.
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"This is a tragic reminder that their willingness to serve can exact the highest price," Bryant said, referring to the state's law enforcement officers.
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Authorities there have responded by deploying law enforcement officers in riot gear who have wielded pepper spray, and fired bean bags and Taser guns.
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House Speaker Todd Richardson added three members to what had been a seven-person panel consisting mostly of attorneys and former law enforcement officers.
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"This is something that tens of thousands of law enforcement officers that are out there do every single day," Purdy said in a video.
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Dhillon, a former White House lawyer, thanked Trump for his "constant and incredible support of our mission" and his support for law enforcement officers.
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The law was amended so that law enforcement officers can only attend to give testimony and face questions from prosecutors or grand jury members.
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Kaepernick is protesting the treatment of African Americans by law enforcement officers, following a string on incidents in which police killed unarmed black men.
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Please notify law enforcement officers of the location of the protester by holding a rally sign over your head and chanting 'Trump, Trump, Trump.
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"At any given time in the United States there are more truckers out on the road than there are law enforcement officers," Paris says.
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"Teachers are not trained law enforcement officers, and should not be asked or incentivized to keep weapons accessible in their classrooms," the resolution stated.
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Chuck Canterbury, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, which represents 325,000 law enforcement officers nationwide, wrote a letter to congressional leaders on Tuesday.
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"Law enforcement officers are trained to treat all individuals, whether they are a complainant, suspect, or defendant, with dignity and respect," the statement read.
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There was a volley of gunfire as multiple law enforcement officers returned fire and officials heard a muffled shot inside the residence, Ford said.
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Instead, schools should teach conflict resolution practices, try alternative forms of discipline like restorative justice, and employ counselors over law enforcement officers in schools.
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Convictions rare in police shootings The verdict comes at a time of increasingly strained relations between law enforcement officers and the communities they serve.
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Law enforcement officers are members of one of the most demanding and thankless professions out there; they should be constantly commended for their actions.
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Law enforcement officers recovered 10 firearms in his possession, including an AR-style tactical rifle and a pistol-grip shotgun with a flash suppressor.
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"Several victims followed Henao through the venue who was quickly detained by security until law enforcement officers could arrive," police alleged in the statement.
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The details: Three off-duty law enforcement officers had just dropped off their children at the school and were effectively the first to respond.
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"Citizens expect law enforcement officers to enforce the law, and citizens deserve law breakers to face legal consequences," Abbot said before signing the law.
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"And attempts to minimize and mitigate this bias are so antithetical to what we want and deserve in our law enforcement officers," he continued.
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Mr. Novak said large numbers of law enforcement officers would be assigned to local schools and along bus routes while chasing down every lead.
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But the ACLU found emails of ICE agents directly contacting local law enforcement officers to ask for license plate search data, circumventing the database.
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In the same vein, what could possibly be more un-American than deploying law enforcement officers to hand out citations for doing these things?
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Law enforcement officers are on horseback, in patrol cars and motorcycles, on foot with detection dogs and even helicopters flying high above, officials said.
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Border Patrol agent's death remains mystery Border Patrol agents have reported being assaulted at less than half the rate of other law enforcement officers.
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They'll have access to "counseling assistance from many state and local agencies" and will see additional law enforcement officers on campus, the superintendent said.
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Four federal law enforcement officers told the news outlet that investigators are specifically looking into two bursts of transactions that bank examiners found suspicious.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's President Joko Widodo has instructed law enforcement officers to shoot drug traffickers to deal with a narcotics emergency facing the country.
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Law enforcement officers apprehended 85033 people at the U.S.-Mexico border this week during the first two days of the Trump administration's border surge.
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This is a compelling tale from inside the world of right-wing extremists, some of whom represent a serious threat to law-enforcement officers.
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Law enforcement officers from around the country are alarmed by Obama's choices and the threat soon-to-be-free convicts pose to local neighborhoods.
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Two days later, five law enforcement officers were fatally shot in downtown Dallas by Micah Johnson, a black man who was targeting white officers.
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But Valdosta Police Chief Brian Childress told USA Today that he spoke with both the GOP front-runner's campaign and local law enforcement officers.
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Last November, American law enforcement officers charged two nephews of Venezuela's first lady, Cilia Flores, with attempting to smuggle cocaine into the United States.
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We frequently see images of air traffic controllers, law enforcement officers, infectious disease specialists, and state and federal disaster relief officials in news footage.
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On July 17, a former Marine angered over police shootings traveled to Baton Rouge from Missouri and shot six law enforcement officers, killing three.
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The purpose of the database is to identify law enforcement officers that have credibility issues and should not be called as witnesses in court.
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A sea of white convention delegates, cheering wildly as two black speakers ridiculed the Black Lives Matter movement and unconditionally praised law enforcement officers.
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Twelve days later, a black veteran of the Marines shot six law-enforcement officers in Baton Rouge, killing three, including one who was black.
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Sutton's seminar "Policing With Honor" has trained thousands of Law Enforcement Officers in surviving a police career ethically as well as physically and emotionally.
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Mateen, who talked with police negotiators during the attack about his motivations, was killed by law enforcement officers several hours after the shootings began.
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Footage from a security camera provided by 100% Noticias from inside the TV station shows two law enforcement officers in Mora's office Friday night.
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His departure came two months after he criticized Republican President Donald Trump for telling law enforcement officers not to be "too nice" to suspects.
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Local officials here are increasingly exasperated because Washington has declined or ignored their requests, they say, for emergency funds and federal law enforcement officers.
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The rule also helps make information available to law enforcement officers that could help them disrupt illicit financial networks, according to the fact sheet.
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On September 30, as sharecroppers met to unionize against low wages, law enforcement officers drove by at night and claimed their car broke down.
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In July, a Missouri man ambushed and killed three law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge -- including one from East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office.
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The measures increase sanctions for offenses related to riots and broaden the definition of trespassing, allowing law enforcement officers to issue citations and fines.
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His anti-public servant rhetoric has put the lives of our federal law enforcement officers in danger with the presentation of his 'Skinny Budget.
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"We are disheartened by the way this situation unfolded and the Customer's removal by local law enforcement officers," the spokesman said, in a statement.
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In August, he removed restrictions that will make it easier for local law enforcement officers to purchase military-grade surplus gear from the Pentagon.
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But officials and law enforcement officers say that makes the region more vulnerable in many ways to exploitation by criminal enterprises and possible terrorists.
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Last month, The Washington Post reported that the agency was placing EPA law enforcement officers on Pruitt's protective duty, removing them from other work.
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And we believe that fundamentally it is wrong to limit communication between federal law enforcement agencies and law enforcement officers regardless of their jurisdiction.
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In an address to a conference in Washington, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said law enforcement officers should look for warning signs in their communities.
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Florida deployed 500 law enforcement officers and has coordinated more than 2,500 flights carrying over 15,000 tons of cargo and more than 12,000 people.
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She was handcuffed behind her back and detained at a police station on charges of trespassing and obstructing law enforcement officers, the report said.
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Law enforcement officers couldn't locate any immediate family members, but Barrington did give them one name: His teacher from junior high school, Michell Girard.
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The president fired Mr. Comey in May, and then in July told law enforcement officers "please don't be too nice" when handling crime suspects.
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There are volunteers as well, made up of former and current federal agents, law enforcement officers and military who also provide security, Whitlock said.
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It was one of three cases on Friday night in which a total of six law enforcement officers were shot in Florida and Pennsylvania.
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And legislation moving through Congress would grant the agency the authority to waive the polygraph for some former law enforcement officers and military veterans.
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Justice Secretary Robert Buckland said that law enforcement officers could also use lie detectors on terrorism offenders in order to better assess possible threats.
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In the proposal, violating the law, which does not apply to police officers or campus law enforcement officers, would carry a fine or imprisonment.
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Studies have shown that concealed carry permit holders are far less likely to commit crimes than the general population or even law enforcement officers.
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"Its decision is not just wrong on the law; it also sends an alarming signal to law enforcement officers and the public," she wrote.
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I know this to be true because after 40 years serving with and leading law enforcement officers, I know what drives and motivates them.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch condemned the "senseless attacks"and vowed that the Department of Justice will vigorously pursue anyone who targets law enforcement officers.
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Some impersonated law-enforcement officers to make calls eliciting information; others sent friends and relatives to court hearings to suss out other defendants' cases.
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"My heart is with the victims, their families and friends, and the law enforcement officers who risked their lives to save others," Giffords tweeted.
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Grand jury proceedings typically are secret and cannot be disclosed to anybody other than the approved prosecutors and law enforcement officers on the case.
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Our newsfeeds and TV screens are filled with reports of deadly attacks on police officers and excessive use of force by law enforcement officers.
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" The former ATF agent claimed his view for "middle ground" gun-control regulation is shared by most law enforcement officers, "regardless of political affiliation.
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"It's decision is not just wrong on the law; it also sends an alarming signal to law enforcement officers and the public," she wrote.
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Arguably one of the most significant accomplishments of the 2023th Congress was passage of H.R. 218, the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004.
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But his approach is too often clumsy and words may be misinterpreted by the infinitesimal amount of criminal law enforcement officers in our midst.
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Protesters are expecting a standoff with law enforcement officers today over orders to evacuate a camp near the site of the Dakota Access pipeline.
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But the 2016 federally funded paper, "Police Integrity Lost: A Study of Law Enforcement Officers Arrested," says the problem isn't limited to sexual assault.
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Town Manager Mike Cramer said law enforcement officers will try to assess how many people are still on the island immediately south of Wilmington.
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Some streets had been blocked off and an abundance of law enforcement officers were on patrol, telling curious onlookers and residents to get going.
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The Defense Department said combat operations in Afghanistan and other military activities would continue, while federal law enforcement officers also would remain on duty.
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Staff members who are current service members or current or former law enforcement officers would also be able to be armed, the proposal says.
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Law enforcement officers fired their weapons more than 180 times when they responded to the shooting at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
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According to court papers, he once gave a $1 million bribe — in cash — to Mexican law-enforcement officers to protect a single drug shipment.
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Don't be "too nice" to suspects, President Trump told law enforcement officers in a fiery law and order speech in Long Island on Friday.
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"May God bless the brave law enforcement officers who continued to run toward danger," Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker told a late-afternoon news conference.
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"So I want to keep my information confidential, keep my information private so it should not be accessed by anyone - not even law enforcement officers."
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Several police officers targeted over weekend The police shooting in San Antonio was one of four incidents in which law enforcement officers were shot Sunday.
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While some functions like national parks would close down, some employees and law enforcement officers at those agencies would continue working without getting paid temporarily.
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Finally, Trump signed an executive order directing the Justice Department to use existing federal law to prosecute those who commit crimes against law enforcement officers.
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Wednesday's decision was the first by a federal appeals court on whether a waiver of immunity for investigative and law enforcement officers extended to screeners.
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"Over the past three decades I have seen up close the dedication of the law enforcement officers who protect me and my family," Jordan wrote.
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Firearm-related deaths for officers are fewer than what they were at this time in 2018, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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Dozens of law enforcement officers from surrounding towns were searching for Buckel, said Captain Jack Sramaty, spokesman for the Ocean County prosecutor's office on Thursday.
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The lawsuit against New Jersey asks a court to block a directive that limits cooperation by New Jersey law enforcement officers with federal immigration enforcement.
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But Grant's name is on the same list as so many other unarmed black men killed by law enforcement officers under dubious (at best) circumstances.
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Cover image: Law enforcement officers respond to an active shooter in front of Santa Fe High School Friday, May 18, 2018, in Santa Fe, Texas.
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A midnight curfew will be imposed across Houston starting Tuesday, Mayor Sylvester Turner told reporters, citing reports of looting and people impersonating law enforcement officers.
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Clarke's most recent Twitter post from Thursday afternoon showed him posing with law enforcement officers at the National Fraternal Order of Police convention in Nashville.
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The committee's report accused Bentley of ordering state law enforcement officers to track down copies of an embarrassing recording that suggested an affair with Mason.
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An eyewitness who was at the airport tells TMZ the pilots were at the TSA security checkpoint when 2 law enforcement officers handcuffed both pilots.
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EDT Gunfire erupted during a protest of police violence in Dallas late Thursday, with a gunman killing five law enforcement officers and wounding seven others.
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But the endorsement of the bill by the Fraternal Order of Police —"the world's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers" — went a long way.
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He came back into focus in 2015 when law enforcement officers decided to re-examine evidence using DNA testing technology that was unavailable in 1989.
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On Friday, President Donald Trump stood before law enforcement officers in Long Island, New York, and warned them about the "animals" they were up against.
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Many of the victims killed by law enforcement officers or vigilantes appeared on police "watch lists" that these low-level officials are helping to compile.
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Ten former state attorneys general, jurors in the case and dozens of former FBI agents and other law enforcement officers backed clemency for the four.
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It involved hundreds of law enforcement officers from local, state and federal agencies, including the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Marshals Service.
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Vehicles are being allowed to travel through the area on Highway 550 in single-file convoys protected and escorted by law enforcement officers, Graham said.
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While juries are often reluctant to convict law enforcement officers, he said, Peterson's case could be an exception, because the shooting was so emotionally charged.
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It was a year that included the highly publicized shooting of Sterling, shortly followed by the slayings of three Baton Rouge area law enforcement officers.
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Taken together, they will make communities safer, support our brave law enforcement officers, save taxpayer dollars, and empower individuals in need of a second chance.
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Inconsistencies regarding enforcement of laws also weigh heavily on the professional law enforcement officers dedicated to enforcing these mandates in a fair and consistent manner.
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Questioned on technical specifications for the wall, Kelly doubled down on saying law enforcement officers on the ground know best where physical barriers are necessary.
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Volk, who could not be reached by Reuters for comment on Friday, said the products had been sent to be examined by law enforcement officers.
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Ambush-style killings of police have increased by a staggering 22019 percent since last year, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF).
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The footage of the exterior of the school shows law enforcement officers rushing into the school, guns drawn as they direct fleeing students and staff.
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It cost another $2.25 million to get Fish and Wildlife law enforcement officers to reinforce other refuges in hopes of preventing the occupation from spreading.
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Donald J. Mihalek is the executive vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) Foundation and the Secret Service Agency president for FLEOA.
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Flick, 34, was shot and killed -- and three other law enforcement officers were shot and injured -- during a struggle with a suspect in Colorado Springs.
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The university estimated it would spend $600,000 on security for the event and 500 law enforcement officers reported to the campus ahead of Spencer's address.
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Law enforcement officers are expected to take Wagner back to Ohio in a few days, according to John Hayne, assistant Fayette County attorney in Kentucky.
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Proposition 85033 would formally prohibit Tucson's law enforcement officers from contacting federal immigration officials when they apprehend someone who might be in the country illegally.
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Transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) pose a serious threat to the safety and security of our country, and to the law enforcement officers that protect it.
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The committees are designed to bring together law enforcement officers, religious leaders, mental health experts and others to pinpoint vulnerable people before they turn violent.
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The file is linked to the National Crime Information Center database, which law enforcement officers across the country access over 12 million times a day.
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The Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), which represents over 325,000 law enforcement officers in the U.S., said the digital assailants had cracked the organization's website.
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When local law enforcement officers are forced to become immigration agents, the safety of all communities—not just those with immigrants—is put in jeopardy.
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"His empathy isn't only with the movement, it's also with the enormous challenge that law enforcement officers have," said Valerie Jarrett, Mr. Obama's senior adviser.
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Cleveland has called in law enforcement officers from outside the city to bolster the roughly 500 local officers it will have dedicated to the convention.
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"I can't do this by myself," he wrote online, also threatening to shoot any local or federal law enforcement officers who came to his home.
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Seattle does not operate a jail, which means its law enforcement officers would not receive detainer requests, even though the city considers itself a sanctuary.
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Even during the ostensible spike last year, border agents reported being assaulted at less than half the rate of other law enforcement officers in 22016.
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"Everyone in the justice system -- not just judges, but law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and defense counsel -- should be held to a higher standard," Lelling said.
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There were several law enforcement officers in the room, and a few women who had medical experience as registered nurses or assistants in operating rooms.
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