Tag: Law Enforcement
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Colorado police believe someone is drugging dogs with meth concealed in hot dogs
The Broomfield Police Department has announced an ongoing investigation that involves the repeated suspected drugging of a family’s dogs. According to authorities, it’s believed that someone is targeting the dogs of a local Broomfield residence with hot dogs laced with illegal substances. A first incident at the home took place on November 22, 2025, when…
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Colorado legislators, prosecutors clash over proposal to limit access to third-party data
A coalition of Colorado lawmakers is pushing to prohibit the police from purchasing personal consumer data without a warrant, setting up a clash with prosecutors who warn the measure could hamper criminal investigations. The legislators backing the measure frame it as a privacy issue, citing the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens against unreasonable government searches…
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Colorado colleges must conduct wellness check if a student is reported missing under proposal
Spurred by the deaths of two young adults last year, a group of Colorado lawmakers is pushing legislation to require colleges to conduct wellness checks within six hours of a missing student report. The measure would also mandate statewide law enforcement training on missing persons, which backers said would close gaps that cost critical time.…
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Colorado bill seeks to limit surveillance tech to ‘lawful’ public safety purposes
A Republican legislator is pushing legislation on surveillance technology that, she said, is designed to achieve a balance between aiding law enforcement and protecting people’s private rights. Her proposal is drawing support from both sides of the ideological aisle, though for different reasons. Senate Bill 071, sponsored by Sen. Lynda Zamora Wilson, R-Colorado Springs, would…
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Face covering ban in Denver for law enforcement, ICE gains momentum
A proposed ordinance prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their identities while interrogating, detaining, or arresting an individual in Denver will more than likely be assigned to another yet-to-be-determined City Council committee for further consideration. The proposal, presented to members of the city’s Budget and Policy Committee on Monday by Councilmembers Flor Alvidrez and Shontel…
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Patrons at New Hampshire restaurant shooting prevented worse tragedy with selfless acts, AG says
Authorities say patrons at a restaurant acted quickly and selflessly to stop a gunman who opened fire while a wedding was taking place at a New Hampshire country club, averting a worse tragedy
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Two people are dead and another 5 were injured in a shooting in Indianapolis, police say
Police say two people were fatally shot and another five were injured on Sunday in northwest Indianapolis
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Police say 300 Schalke fans fought with Dortmund and Cologne rivals in a wooded area
Dortmund police say hundreds of fans of German soccer club Schalke fought with rivals from Borussia Dortmund and Cologne in a wooded area
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Man is arrested and charged in New Hampshire country club shooting
A gunman has opened fire at a New Hampshire country club during a wedding, killing one person and wounding two others
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After ICE raids surged this summer, calls to LAPD plummeted
LOS ANGELES — At the same time that federal immigration enforcement ramped up across the Los Angeles area this summer, calls for help to local police plummeted. Emergency dispatch data reviewed by the Los Angeles Times show a major decrease in Los Angeles Police Department calls for service in June, during the weeks when sweeps…