community policing

Top 5 Good Police Stories This Week: Rescues on the Road, Water and at Home

Top 5 Good Police Stories This Week: Seven Dogs Saved, a Student Helped and Lives Protected

Irondale Officer Honored After Traffic Stop Leads to Safe Recovery of 4-Year-Old

Irondale honored Corporal Pedro Urresta after a July 4 traffic stop led to the safe recovery of a 4-year-old and a kidnapping-related arrest.

San Bernardino Police Chief Darren Goodman Honored as Hometown Hero

San Bernardino Police Chief Darren Goodman received a Freedom 250 Hometown Hero Award from the U.S. Attorney's Office, recognizing leadership and public service.

Rolling Meadows Teen Honored After CPR Helped Save Police Commander Father

Rolling Meadows honored 13-year-old Ethan Mollenhauer after his 911 call and CPR helped save his father, Police Commander Sam Mollenhauer, during cardiac arrest.

URI Police Cpl. Paul Hanrahan Receives Lifetime Achievement Award

URI Police Cpl. Paul Hanrahan received ASIS International Rhode Island chapter's 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award for longstanding community policing, outreach and safety training work.

Clinton Township Officers Honored by MADD New Jersey for Impaired-Driving Enforcement

Clinton Township Police congratulated Sgt. Umair Latif and Patrol Officers Chris Ramos, Nick Praino, Connor Schaefer and Francesca Escudero after MADD New Jersey recognized them for impaired-driving enforcement work.

Madison Police Honor Officers for Lifesaving Actions and Community Service

Madison Police recognized Sergeant Bartlomiej Glab, Patrolman T.J. Meder, Sergeant Julian Morales and Patrolman Andrew Marra with 2026 Life Saving Awards, according to TAPinto.

Avondale Officer Climbs Through Small Window To Reach Woman Who Fell Inside Locked Home

Avondale police said neighbors heard a woman crying for help, leading officers to a locked home where one officer removed his gear and squeezed through a small window to get inside.

Preston Officer Honored After Saving Choking 9-Month-Old Baby

Preston Police Officer Jared Griffin received a life-saving award after officials said he used his training to help a choking infant breathe again at a Dayton school gym.