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Maricopa Venezuelan Migrant Terror Case Shocks Arizona

A Venezuelan migrant is in custody in Arizona after authorities say he terrorized residents in a Maricopa neighborhood.

UK Cops to Use AI to Hunt ‘Future Criminals’

British police forces are preparing to pilot sweeping Artificial Intelligence programs designed to predict and target potential criminals before any offence occurs.

Red vs. Blue, America’s Explosive Public Safety Divide

America is not on the brink of a public safety debate — it is already in the middle of one. Across the nation, the divide over law enforcement has become unmistakably clear.

Somali Daycare Fraud Minneapolis Scandal Deepens

Police in Minneapolis have raised questions about claims made by a Somali-operated daycare center that “important documents” disproving fraud allegations were stolen during a recent break-in.

Mayor Defends Reassurances as Brown Shooter Still At Large

Providence, Rhode Island Mayor Brett Smiley addressed criticism Friday over his decision to publicly declare the city safe while a mass shooter remained at large.

SAFE-T Act Backlash Explodes, Cops Under Attack in Illinois

A wave of violence against police officers in Illinois has reignited criticism of the state's controversial SAFE-T Act.

DC Police Chief Resigns

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser announced that Police Chief Pamela Smith will be stepping down from her position.

FBI and Louisiana Police Team Up, Crackdown Begins Now

Federal and state law enforcement officials have launched a joint operation in New Orleans to protect immigration agents from rising threats.

Police on the Hunt for Train Stabber in Blue City

Chicago police are looking for a man who allegedly stabbed a woman on a train platform near the University of Illinois-Chicago.

Huntingdon Train Stabbing Suspect May Be Serial Attacker

Anthony Williams, 32, has been charged after a mass stabbing aboard a high-speed train bound for London left 10 people injured, some critically.

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