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A graphic video posted on Facebook showed a white Minneapolis cop kneeling on the neck of a black man while making an arrest, with the black man pleading that he could not breathe. The man in custody later died.

Daytona Beach, Florida, police shot and killed an alleged armed carjacker after the suspect allegedly pointed his gun at officers.

Hong Kong television broadcaster RTHK announced on Tuesday that it would indefinitely suspend production of Headliner, a comedy show that has aired since 1989, after the government began harassing the channel over a law enforcement parody in February.

Derbyshire Police are trying to hunt down a lorry driver who gave a woman in her seventies a thank-you kiss on the cheek after she helped guide his vehicle out from under a bridge.

A suspect in Klamath Falls, Oregon, with a six-year-old in the car allegedly led police on a high-speed chase, firing 36 rounds at officers before being killed in a gun battle.

A NJ appeals court upended a lower court judge’s order requiring Jersey City Police to have annual “transgender sensitivity training.”

Campus police officers around the nation have remained on duty despite university closures. Officers at Kansas State University spoke this week about life on campus during the Chinese virus pandemic.

Britain’s police brass have warned frontline constables to stop sharing videos of themselves performing “dancing, rapping TikTok challenges” which do not “show respect for the uniform they wear”.

UK police are on the hunt for a man who goes walking dressed as a 17th-century plague doctor, as lockdown measure fines reaches 9,000.

A police officer in Canton, Georgia, is being praised for saving two teenagers caught in a swollen river on Tuesday.

Police arrested a woman for allegedly stealing a marked New York Police Department police cruiser on Saturday night, police sources said.

Police have arrested a number of people for a range of money laundering and “modern slavery” offences after a series of raids on brothels and related addresses in Westminster.

Lancashire Police have suspended an officer who threatened to fabricate an offence in order to arrest a man during the coronavirus lockdown.

Twelve members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) were arrested over the weekend for violating the country’s coronavirus quarantine mandates, South Africa’s News24 reported on Monday.

A suspect wanted for murder in Pennsylvania was arrested by police in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, on Sunday.

Maine residents should not fall for a text message scam that makes false claims about the coronavirus, the Thomaston Police Department said Wednesday.

It would be too easy for police forces to make the argument to keep the emergency coronavirus powers indefinitely, Nigel Farage has warned.

The PSNI has launched a website for people to inform on their fellow citizens who, they believe, have broken the lockdown.

Crime rates across the globe have dropped significantly as more people stay inside to avoid becoming infected with the coronavirus.

A joint press conference given by the home secretary and a senior police chief has buttressed the government’s lockdown demands and contained threats of officers “unafraid” to impose both fines and even arrests. The government update follows a perceived lack

The UK govt has warned residents to resist the temptations of the weekend, with warm weather expected over the Easter break.

Police need to be able to hood violent suspects on the streets who attempt to spit, bite, or cough at them while claiming to have coronavirus, a representative from the Police Federation told MPs.

Despite national lockdown, police in several French cities and communes were subjected to violent attacks over the weekend as authorities struggle to maintain the strict measures.

Police officers in the Austrian capital of Vienna were the victims of three spitting attacks in a single day, with one of the attackers testing positive for the Wuhan coronavirus.

Authorities in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, arrested nearly 30 people for violating restrictions meant to stop the spread of coronavirus.

The British government has suggested that police forces have made up rules against convenience stores selling Easter eggs because they are “non-essential”. 

Police enforcing the British government’s lockdown have been trying to ban convenience stores from selling Easter eggs because they are “non-essential goods” — despite it not being at all clear that there are actually any rules mandating what shopkeepers can and cannot sell.

Labour parliamentarian Stephen Kinnock has been scolded by police on social media for making a socially-distanced visit to his elderly father on his birthday.

(AFP) — New Zealanders have become so keen to report their neighbours for breaking coronavirus lockdown rules that police on Monday said a website dedicated to addressing the issue crashed soon after going live.

Three police organizations in New Jersey gave residents a slice of hope by purchasing 300 pizzas for their community despite the coronavirus.

A local police force in the United Kingdom has established an online portal for members of the public to inform on people suspected of breaking national lockdown measures.

People who spit or cough at others as a threat to give them coronavirus can be arrested for common assault in the United Kingdom and face up to two years in prison.

If the police reports are true, and if what Mejias says is true, why was Gillum alone and drunk with another man who was not a guest of this wedding, but was overdosing on drugs?

Community members in Goldsboro, North Carolina, are praising a local policeman for his recent act of kindness. 

An Uber Eats driver allegedly kicked in a drive-thru window at a fast food restaurant in West Allis, Wisconsin, on February 23. 

An off-duty police officer helped save an elderly couple whose home was decimated by tornadoes in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, Tuesday morning.