Police Officer Nestor Santos discharged from the hospital one week after being shot twice. The Springfield Police Department Officer was met by about 200 officers from across the State. Please join us in sending prayers and, or, postive thoughts for his recovery.
What part of don't drink, or drug and drive is vague? Virginia State Police Trooper was struck by an impaired driver while on a car stop. Trooper C. Aziz, amazingly, didn't end up with any broken bones, but she still has a long road to recovery after a DUI driver slammed into the back of her patrol car while she was stopped out with a DUID driver who chose to park in the travel lane. Both drivers were arrested.
Maryland State Police Trooper 5 rescued an injured hiker from a set of rocks on the water. Job well done.
Great work by this Officer from the Altoona Police Department, recuing and freeing a bird. As the book title and the television series says, "All Creatures Great and Small". Well done.
This is how fast things can go south as a Police Officer. Officer Eckstein from the City of Fairfield Police Department took a report regarding the theft of approximately $3,000 worth of restaurant equipment. Video showed a male and female stealing the items and putting them inside a box truck. Patrolling the area after the report, Officer Eckstein located the truck at a hotel and continued the investigation with the help of Officer Miller. Here is the outcome of that investigation.
Officers from the Key West Police Department Mounted Unit taking a relaxing stroll down Duval.
Two hero NYPD partners both heading home this morning to the cheers of their brothers and sisters, just hours after being shot. Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery. From the NYC Police Benevolent Association.
Helicopter Rescue by the California Highway Patrol. CHP - Northern Division Air Operations conducted a hoist rescue in the Mountains. An injured hiker, stranded after a fall in steep terrain, was located by CHP Air-15 and rescued by CHP Helicopter-14. The hiker was transported to an awaiting medical helicopter for further assistance. The teamâs quick response and coordination were crucial in ensuring the hiker's safety. Congratulations on a job well done.
Everyday can be different in this job. A Wheat Bridge Police Department Officer found and rescued a large Rattle Snake from a car. The car owner said they lent the car to a friend and were told to pick it up at this location. After given consent to search the car, our officer found drugs, a gun and a large plastic bin. When our officer opened it up, there was a full-grown rattle snake inside. No charges will be recommended against the vehicle owner.
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*This Job Has ALWAYS Been About More Than Catching Bad Guys. Police Officer Detains Large Python* Houma Police Department Officer Donald Aubrey demonstrated this when he responded to a call about a very large snake. With skill and care, Officer Aubrey was able to safely detain the snake without causing harm to the serpent. It is suspected that the large python may have escaped containment from its owner. They turned over the snake to Wildlife and Fisheries. Well done.
A Kangaroo! This job has always been about more than catching bad guys, but catching a Kangaroo. Luffkin Police Department Officers were sent to a report of a KANGAROO hopping down the road.
Memorial Day weekend. The United States Park Police Horse Mounted Unit supported the U.S. Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard as they visited the memorials on the National Mall and Memorial Parks in preparation for Memorial Day events.
Police Officer Rescued Kitten From Roadway. Officer Stanfield of the Alachua Police Department located a kitten lying down in the middle of Hwy 441, while vehicles continued to pass within feet of it. Ofc. Stanfield stopped to rescue the kitten from the roadway. Thanks to the help of a Mi Apa Latin Cafe driver who used their truck to assist in stopping traffic, the kitten was safely removed from danger. The little furball has found a loving forever home with one of their amazing dispatchers.
Thanks from us and from the Gastonia Police Department. The Police Officer that was shot by an armed woman last Saturday, was released from the hospital this afternoon. "The Gastonia Police Department wants to thank all of the nurses, doctors, GEMS, and hospital staff for the excellent care they ALL provided to the officer, his family, and our department. The officerâs recovery will continue at another facility. Thank you to all of the surrounding Gaston County law enforcement agencies who provided so much in our time of need."
Flagler County Sheriffâs Office (FCSO) deputies rescued a 1-year-old child that was locked inside a vehicle with the engine off and all windows closed.
Deputy First Class Finn and Deputy Harrison were the first to arrive on the scene. Upon arrival, the deputies located a male and female standing outside the vehicle, which was not running. According to the male, he had placed the child in the vehicle, gone around to the other side, and discovered the door was locked and the keys were locked inside the vehicle.
According to the two, the child had been locked in the vehicle between eight and 10 minutes. Due to the heat, deputies observed the child to be sweating and appearing to be in distress.
Deputy Harrison then utilized Shatterballs to break the rear-passenger window of the vehicle, the farthest window from where the child was located. He then cleared the remaining glass with his collapsible baton and unlocked the vehicle from the inside. The child was retrieved and assessed by the PCFD, where she was determined to be okay, despite the exposure to extreme heat.
âThanks to the quick response of our deputies, this child was safely rescued, and a tragic incident was avoided,â said Sheriff Rick Staly. "Although this was an accident, I would like to take this time to remind parents of the dangers of leaving a child in a parked car at any time, especially if it is not running. Heatstroke can happen very quickly, even if it does not seem that hot outside. Remember, if it has a heartbeat, do not leave them in your car.â
Greenville County Sheriffâs Office K9 Micky was stabbed multiple times by a suspect during a search warrant. Other officers shot the suspect. K9 Micky is expected to make a full recovery.
Great work by this Officer from the Defiance Police Department. Awesome rescue of a kitten trapped in a storm drain by Ptl. Rubio. Ptl. Rubio uses his quick thinking and lasso skills to pull the small kitten to safety. Well done indeed.
The Chicago Police Department is seeking to identify this individual regarding the murder of CPD Officer Luis Huesca in the 3100 block of West 56th St. on April 21, 2024. If you have information, contact the Area One Detective Division at 312-747-8380. If you see this individual, DO NOT APPROACH and call 911.
There was no horsing around on this call. From the Glastonbury Police Department.
