Former Chicago detective cautions that Illinois biometric ban could harm police efforts.

Legislative Concerns After Tragic Murder of College Student A former detective chief from the Chicago Police voiced concerns about a bill introduced in the Illinois General Assembly just before the tragic murder of Sheridan Gorman. This bill aims to ban the use of biometric identification systems, which could negatively impact law enforcement efforts across the […]
Detective arrested for supposedly supplying firearms to gang members involved in multiple murders and robberies

Detective Arrested for Allegedly Supplying Guns to Gang A newly promoted detective from Westchester has been arrested amid allegations of supplying firearms to a gang infamous for numerous murders and robberies on Long Island. This news is, well, pretty shocking. Kylen Brownskill, 34, was detained Thursday morning in Mount Vernon following the indictment of 18 […]
Detective on cold cases talks about evidence in the Nancy Guthrie case

Ongoing Search for Nancy Guthrie As of Sunday, the search for Nancy Guthrie has reached its 50th day, leaving local law enforcement feeling quite frustrated and somewhat embarrassed. A notable cold-case detective, Brian Martin from Fort Payne, Indiana, expressed to the Post that he believes there are still clues out there. “Nancy’s case is still […]
Detective says Guy Rivera smiled following Jonathan Diller shooting

NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller’s Shooting Trial The suspect accused of fatally shooting NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller seemed to be smiling in body camera footage shortly after the incident, according to testimony from Diller’s colleagues. During a court session in Queens, NYPD Detective Derval White shared his experience of witnessing what he described as a senseless […]
Divine Gift: Furry, four-legged detective assists officers in locating missing toddler

Missing Toddler Rescued with Help from a Dog Recently, police in Louisville, Kentucky, received unexpected assistance in their search for a missing toddler. As drones and police helicopters scanned the skies for the 3-year-old boy, officers from the Louisville Metro Police Department’s 7th Division searched the area, fully aware of the urgency of the situation. […]
Detective investigates 41-minute gap in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance

A former homicide detective has raised concerns about the amount of time a suspect allegedly spent inside the home of Nancy Guthrie, a missing woman from Arizona. Investigators are piecing together a timeline that suggests a gap of roughly 41 minutes—between when the home’s doorbell camera lost connection and when Guthrie’s pacemaker app ceased communication […]
Retired NYPD detective criticizes Minnesota activists directing traffic.

In Minnesota, former law enforcement officials are expressing serious concerns about recent protests that obstructed traffic and interfered with police operations. They argue that this behavior reflects a troubling trend that jeopardizes public safety and undermines the rule of law. Mike Alcazar, who previously worked as an NYPD detective, noted that such activities wouldn’t have […]
Paralyzed NYC Detective Steven McDonald remembered on the 9th anniversary of his passing

Remembrance of Detective Stephen McDonald This past Saturday, family and friends came together at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan to honor the memory of former New York City police detective Stephen McDonald, marking nine years since his passing. Back in July 1986, McDonald, a 29-year-old patrolman, was shot three times in Central Park. The incident […]
Detective Chief of LAPD criticized for ‘disaster’ press conference outside Reiner home after brutal murders

Tragic Incident at Rob Reiner’s Home Officials from the Los Angeles Police Department faced difficulties answering questions regarding the tragic murders of well-known Hollywood figure Rob Reiner and his wife during a chaotic press conference outside their residence. Media representatives gathered outside the Reiner’s Brentwood mansion on Sunday afternoon after it was revealed that the […]
Understanding a Crisis: A Former Major Crime Detective Discusses Why Organizations Misstep

Reflections on Crisis Response When Steve Keogh arrived at the London bombings on July 7, 2005, he encountered a chaotic scene that no amount of planning could have truly anticipated: smoke-filled tunnels, injured individuals, and scant information regarding the potential for further attacks. As one of the first detectives on the ground, he had to […]