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Portland City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty demanded that deputized officers be pulled from Portland “immediately” after U.S. authorities rejected Mayor Ted Wheeler’s (D) request to remove their deputization.

Two women are being sought in connection with the vandalization of a Plymouth Township, Pennsylvania, memorial to a murdered Montgomery County police officer.

Dozens of people came together to support the police at a “Back the Blue” rally in Mansfield, Massachusetts, on Sunday.

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden did not name a single law enforcement group that supports him against President Trump at the first presidential debate on Tuesday night.

A police sergeant in Portland, Oregon, was assaulted overnight Monday after a crowd gathered outside the police union building, with the chaos resulting in 24 arrests.

National Guard members were seen in the streets of Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday, ready to help quell potential unrest ahead of the first presidential debate.

An emotional moment between a police officer and the victim of a house fire was caught on camera last week in Smyrna, Georgia.

“Look at all the police back there, are they the greatest?” Trump asked, turning and gazing at the crowd of officers at the event in Middletown, Pennsylvania.

In another attack on Los Angeles law enforcement, an L.A. Police Department officer came under gunfire in the west San Fernando Valley early Saturday morning just as he was coming off duty, according to a preliminary incident report obtained by Breitbart News.

The suspect in the fatal shooting of a police officer in London reportedly was flagged by the government’s anti-extremism programme and was said to have extreme right-wing and Islamist views.

A retired police officer attending President Trump’s Thursday rally in Jacksonville, Florida, warned that the left’s vision to reimagine police is a “very dangerous thing.”

‘City Inspectors’ were observed peeping through pub windows and letterboxes to check that the government’s new coronavirus curfew was being followed.

A police officer has been shot and killed by a man being detained at Croydon Police Station in the south of London.

A man protesting the death of Breonna Taylor spat on police and got into a struggle with officers trying to arrest him, according to live police video footage of the protests in Louisville Thursday night.

A police officer in Louisville, KY, showed up for roll call on Thursday, less than 24 hours after being shot the previous night during an evening of protests and riots.

First responders in Butte, Montana, recently gave a five-year-old cancer patient a parade he will never forget.

A police officer in Hampton, Georgia, was recognized recently for saving two lives over a period of eight days.

Eleven Metropolitan police officers were injured in a suspected vitriolage attack during a drugs bust in the North London borough of Barnet.

The new Swedish 2021 budget has been revealed, with the government looking to spend more on foreign aid than on the country’s police force despite violent gang crime remaining a problem.

About 200 protesters in D.C. took to the streets, breaking businesses’ windows, shouting at diners on patios and scuffling with police.

Black Lives Matter protesters walked onto I-94 in St. Paul, Minnesota, to obstruct highway traffic on Wednesday evening. A local Fox affiliate reported that authorities “blocked off traffic in the area” where the protesting crowd entered the interstate.

Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron said at a press conference about Breonna Taylor’s death that as a black man he understands the pain it has caused.

Two Portland protesters who were arrested as a result of the demonstrations Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning are serial offenders.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) on Tuesday said that it is both “outdated” and “wrongheaded” to think that adding police officers to the streets is the only way to make communities safer.

Baltimore officials passed a bill Monday to rename a Columbus monument located near a memorial for fallen police officers the “Police Violence Victims’ Monument.”

A 28-year-old woman was arrested September 15 after she allegedly fled a traffic stop and lead officers on a short pursuit in Enid, Oklahoma.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) blasted Georgia Senate Democrat candidate Raphael Warnock in a statement on Tuesday for “provoking violence” against Georgia’s police.

Britons have allegedly been inundating the police non-emergency number 101 with reports of their neighbours breaking the ‘rule of six’ coronavirus law.

A few dozen demonstrators gathered in front of the Portland Police Bureau’s East Precinct for a “Back the Blue” rally to show support for police officers.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced proposed legislation Monday allowing the state to withhold funding from municipalities that defunded their police.

Anyone who wants to protest against this assault on liberty ought to be ready for the worst: the police are now a political instrument.

An Oklahoma state senator said Tuesday he plans to file a bill classifying targeted assaults or threats against law enforcement officers as hate crimes.

A suspect targeted two New Jersey police officers by shooting into their home, Camden County Police Chief Joseph Wysocki said on Thursday.

A 21-year-old man was arrested in the city of Montpellier after attempting to hold three police officers at knifepoint while praising and advocating terrorism.

Britons have already starting snitching on each other over perceived breaches of the coronavirus ‘rule of six’, with one woman grassing on people at a wake in a pub garden. 

A now-deceased suspect of a brutal homicide in Seattle is reportedly a repeat offender who has been booked at least 46 times in the past four years.