Dog Injured While Stopping Home Intruder Saved by Quick Thinking Cops
When Egypt saw that an intruder entering her home, the dog sprung into action—fortunately, so did the cops who found her badly injured.
When Egypt saw that an intruder entering her home, the dog sprung into action—fortunately, so did the cops who found her badly injured.
The man in this car was down on his luck, and the last thing he needed was a ticket—these two officers surprised him by giving him something else.
This 10-year-old didn't like the idea of "good" police officers being called "bad"—it felt like bullying to him, something he knew about firsthand.
All Ms. Carroll wanted for her 75th birthday was a cake—and when her wheelchair left her stranded mid-trip, two officers stepped in to make sure she felt loved.
When Officer Joe Hutson spotted a man in a wheelchair trying to mow his lawn, he and his partner, Officer John Khillah, took over the job and brought skill.
A police sergeant made himself an "easy mark" for criminals wanting to rob the vulnerable. What he got instead was an outpouring of kindness from strangers.
A judge's brutally honest speech brought tears to the eyes of young people in her courtroom forced to face choices for how to live their lives.
While a policeman was on patrol, he came upon a skunk running in circles with his head stuck in a yogurt container. What would you do? He did the right thing.
Two sisters in Edmond, Oklahoma were having trouble sleeping, fraught with worry over whether their home was safe from crime. Their mother even began showing them the locked windows and doors each night and allowed them to sleep with baseball bat under the covers. Then, Lt. Paul Barbour, on his night shift patrol for the local police department, took a few minutes to pen a hand-written note to the girls assuring them that everything looked good in their neighborhood. He taped the note to the door.
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When a teen died in a car crash, strangers spent days searching for her dog and a cop drove 12 hours to return it to her family. (VIDEO)
A man taught to hate cops his whole life turned to them to keep from committing a crime, and was stunned at their response.
This little farm runaway has a matching grin when picked up by officers and posing for his mug shot.
A California motorcycle cop talked a woman back from the edge of a bridge, 200 feet above San Francisco Bay.
Colorado deputies are being hailed after saving a man who had a heart attack while shoveling a driveway–but it's what they did later that is being cheered.
A New Hampshire Police Officer, Jeffrey Wholley, responded to a shoplifting complaint against a 32-year-old man with four sandwiches in his coat valued at $9.16. The man was homeless and hungry. After consulting with his sergeant, as well as the Laconia Cumberland Farms store which issued the call, Wholley decided to refrain from prosecuting the man. He then purchased the sandwiches for the man so he would have something to eat.
President Obama welcomed to the White House Saturday the winners of the TOP COPS award for law enforcement who have shown extraordinary bravery and valor in the line of duty, including Lieutenant Brian Murphy, who was the first officer on the scene in response to the shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin last year.
Inspector James Guida has been in the NYPD for 30 years. He was assigned to command troubled precincts, and for the last four years logged an increase in arrests and hundreds of successful search warrants. While battling the drug scourge, he has been fighting cancer.
These two lovable law enforcement officers stepped up to the plate, getting their hands dirty with a little bit of babysitting.
Despite rising worries through much of the year, New York City reported a decline in its crime rate, making 2015 one of the best years on record.
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