Police
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Police Officer Adrian Morris' funeral services
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Funeral services were held for police officer Adrian A. Morris, a two and a half year veteran of the force who was killed while pursuing a suspect in Prince George's County.
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AAA: 42 percent of officers killed in crashes weren't wearing seatbelts
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AAA officials are citing a disturbing trend that indicates that 42 percent of law enforcement officers killed in car crashes over the past three decades were not wearing their seatbelts at the time.
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Officer shoots self in leg in Fort Washington
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According to police spokeswoman Julie Parker, an officer accidentally shot himself in the leg while responding to a fox attack in Fort Washington.
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Albert Jermaine Payton shooting in southeast raises questions
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A deadly police involved shooting in southeast D.C. has some people asking questions.
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Albert Jermaine Payton killed in police-involved shooting in Southeast
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A call about about a domestic situation in a D.C. neighborhood ended as a police-involved shooting Friday night. Police say the man involved failed to comply with their demands, but at least one witness is disputing that account.
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Earl Johnson arrested for allegedly killing Antoinette Mitchell
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Police arrested Earl Johnson on Wednesday and charged him with second degree murder in connection with the stabbing death of 29 year-old Antoinette Mitchell.
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Man sues Laurel, police officer for excessive force
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The City of Laurel is being sued for $3 million after a man claims a police officer struck him several times after he was placed under arrest.
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Prince William County Police seeking re-accreditation
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The Prince William County Police Department is being examined by assessors from a national law enforcement group.
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Prince George's County police officer shot outside Galaxy Nite Club
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An off-duty Prince George's County police officer working part-time at a Langley Park night club was shot in the leg early Saturday morning by a bar patron who had been ejected moments before.
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New tool helps Prince George's County police train for dangerous situations
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Prince George's County police are now training with a new tool they say will save lives. The interactive software can generate 425 different scenarios, including an active shooter, a hostage situation, even threats of terrorism.
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Man shot and killed at Urban Bar-B-Que in Sandy Spring
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Two Montgomery County police officers are on routine leave after they were involved in a deadly shooting at a restaurant on Olney Sandy Spring Road.
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Kevin Truesdale becomes Alexandria Sheriff's deputy
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Wednesday was a very special day for Kevin Truesdale and his family. The son of an officer killed in the line of duty became an Alexandria Sheriff's deputy, just like his father was.
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Lamar McIntyre, Prince George's County deputy sheriff, charged with 2nd degree rape
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A 34-year-old female inmate at the Department of Corrections told authorities that a deputy sheriff sexually assaulted her while she was awaiting trial at the courthouse.
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Massachusetts town weighs $20 fines for swearing in public
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Officials fed up with public swearing in one Massachusetts town say that forcing the potty-mouthed to pay $20 up might stop cussing in public.
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D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier: Not improper to burn documents
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D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier says it's not unusual or improper for the police force to burn documents, even as union officials demand an investigation into how police department records came to be placed in trash bins and set afire.
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Patricia Cook shooting: Officer Daniel Harmon-Wright indicted
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Culpeper Officer Daniel Harmon-Wright was suspended from the force without pay following a four count indictment for the shooting death of 54-year-old Patricia A. Cook.
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D.C. firefighter and police personnel records burned
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Members of the D.C. police and firefighters unions want to know why some of their personnel records were burned in two dumpsters at the fire academy.
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Craig 'Nehemiah' Wilson alleges police brutality
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Craig "Nehemiah" Wilson alleges that he was thrown to the ground and pepper-sprayed on Saturday while attending a National People's Action conference at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.
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