The Lynchburg Police Department announced Thursday that they were transitioning to a new badge design. LPD said that the change reflects not only a renewed focus but also a deep respect for the ...

We sent our photographer down to the arena on Liverpool's waterfront to capture some of the best fancy dress costumes. And as always the darts fans didn't let us down. Fans geared up to watch the ...

Police said investigators learned that Cole identified himself as a security guard and was in possession of a fake police badge and identification. Cole was released on $2,000 bail.

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - Lynchburg Police officers are wearing an updated badge that “reflects not only a renewed focus but also a deep respect for the legacy of the badge that has come before.” ...

The police were called and, with great wisdom, took no action apart from taking the Pringles lady to a cashpoint to get some cash. The £7 bill was duly paid. Remember when all cops were that ...

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After further investigation, it was determined that Cole had identified himself as a security guard and possessed a fake police badge and identification. He was arrested at the scene. Cole is ...

That's why the family of fallen Chicago Police Officer Aréanah Preston helped those in need with the second annual Peace for Preston prom dress giveaway on the South Side. Hundreds of colorful ...

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Cole identified himself as a security guard and was found with a fake police badge and ID, further investigation revealed. Cole was arrested at the scene, and afterwards transferred to the Prince ...

Because undercover officers' faces had become too well known, Metropolitan Police had to "think outside the box" to catch two scammers. So they dressed as caped crusaders to catch the culprits.

So was it a physical assault, a careless word or something nastier? The public has a right to know because cases like this help set the bar for behaviour in and out of the workplace. But only if ...