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A federal law enforcement officer in California was killed and another critically injured after being shot
Officials said the gunman voiced support online for hardline clerics and jihadi figures
The suspect allegedly planned to ambush park rangers and take their firearms and body armor
The contacts between the shooter and the al-Qaida operative were discovered after federal authorities accessed the shooter's phone
The request would dissolve all remaining oversight of the department regarding use of force and other issues
U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III called for an investigation into what occurred at the Bristol County House of Corrections, as well as the release of surveillance footage
As healthcare providers start turning to secondary markets due to shortages, investigators find that many products are unreliable or fraudulent
Under the ruling, most types of law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration agents are prohibited
A Brooklyn man was arrested for hoarding supplies and selling respirators and PPE to doctors and first responders at 700 percent markups
The 2,000-foot-long tunnel started in Tijuana and had reinforced walls, ventilation, lighting and an underground rail system
Immigrant rights groups said ICE should parole detainees who are over 60 or have underlying conditions
The sheriffs' lawsuit asks a judge to declare invalid an act preventing state and local authorities from coordinating with ICE
Ransomware and cyberattacks on police departments have forced law enforcement to get creative in targeting the tools at hackers' disposal
Detroit Police Chief James Craig says the agency 'continuously refused' to admit a man who allegedly killed six people was a federal informant
"This raises the stakes for a dangerous or violent altercation to occur in our communities,” said Sheriff Mike Downey
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