police officers
Coverage of police officers in the Nexus archive.
- Vallejo NAACP town hall addresses badge-bending investigation
The Vallejo NAACP hosted a town hall with community members and police officials to discuss findings regarding allegations that Vallejo police officers bent their badges following officer-involved killings. The meeting was intended to address concerns over police accountability and rebuild trust.
- SLED: McBee mayor used cops to 'procure votes' in cousin's 2024 primary election
McBee Mayor Glenn Odom was arrested following a SLED investigation into the 2024 elections, facing charges of felony criminal conspiracy and misconduct in office. Investigators allege that Odom bribed police officers to secure votes for his cousin's primary election and implement a ticket quota system.
- Authorities say 10 Nigerian police officers were killed in gunbattle with rebels in the north
A gunbattle took place between rebels and Nigerian security forces in the north. This conflict has resulted in 10 police officers being killed.
- Michigan lawmakers push reforms amid alleged police misuse of Flock cameras
Alleged misconduct involving Flock Safety technology has seen an increasing number of police officers accused of using the tools for purposes like stalking exes or co-workers. These reports are raising public concern regarding privacy and data storage, prompting Michigan state lawmakers to push for training reforms.
- 2 off-duty police officers among 4 injured in fight at 31st Street Beach
A fight occurred at 31st Street Beach, resulting in four people being injured. Following the altercation, four individuals were arrested. Among those who sustained injuries were two off-duty police officers.
- Public records laws must modernize
Surveillance technology, when paired with transparency and accountability, can help expose abuses by law enforcement, as seen in 50 cases where police officers were caught misusing it to stalk individuals. The article argues that public records laws should modernize to ensure greater visibility into how such technology is used, balancing crime prevention with oversight.
- Video: Wild sideshows bring chaos to Vallejo streets
Chaotic sideshows with over 100 vehicles caused disruption in Vallejo, California, as participants hurled fireworks at police patrol cars. Video footage showed three vehicles performing donuts near a crowd of young spectators, highlighting dangerous behavior during the street takeovers.
- Names and contact details of more than 100,000 police officers leaked on dark web after hack
Names and contact details of over 100,000 police officers were leaked on the dark web following a cyberattack. The breach exposed sensitive information to unauthorized access.
- Deadly suicide bombing targeting anti-militant rally in Pakistan
A suicide bombing targeted an anti-militant rally in Kabal, Pakistan, resulting in multiple deaths. Police officers are reported to be guarding the site of the attack.
- A suicide bomber strikes an antimilitant rally in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 14
A suicide bomber targeted an antimilitant rally in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least 14 people, including police officers, and wounding over two dozen others. Officials confirmed the attack occurred during a protest event.
- Here’s everyone testifying at Sheng Thao’s corruption trial
Sheng Thao’s corruption trial features testimony from powerful individuals, bureaucrats, business owners, police officers, and alleged co-conspirators. The trial involves multiple witnesses representing diverse professional backgrounds.
- Lindsay Clancy’s husband told police children were dead, court hears
In a murder trial, Patrick Clancy told police that all three of his children were dead after Lindsay Clancy was found unconscious in the snow following a jump from their Massachusetts home's second-floor window. Officers and emergency responders testified about the incident in court.
- New Minnesota laws taking effect this weekend: What you need to know
New Minnesota laws effective this weekend include banning cryptocurrency kiosks, elevating police impersonation to a felony, criminalizing grooming of minors, enhancing fraud-fighting measures, allowing alcohol service in senior communities, and prohibiting consentless AI 'deepfakes'. These laws aim to address public safety, consumer protection, and emerging technology challenges.
- Burglary reported at multi-million dollar Studio City home
A burglary was reported at a multi-million dollar home in Studio City. Police officers responded to the incident overnight.
- Iran publicly executes 2 men accused of killing police during January protests
Iran publicly executed two men convicted of killing four police officers during nationwide anti-government protests in January, as reported by state media.
- Iran publicly executes 2 men accused of killing police during January protests
Iran publicly hanged two men who were convicted of killing four police officers during nationwide anti-government protests in January, according to state media. The execution took place on Tuesday.
- Iran publicly executes 2 men accused of killing police during January protests
Iran publicly hanged two men convicted of killing four police officers during nationwide anti-government protests in January, as reported by state media. The executions took place on Tuesday.
- Iran hangs 2 men convicted of killing 4 police officers in January protests
Iran executed two men convicted of killing four police officers during January protests, according to state media. The hangings occurred on Tuesday.
- Nine years after businessman’s disappearance, IGP releases police abduction casefile to AGF
Nine years after a businessman's disappearance, the IGP released a police abduction casefile to the AGF. The casefile contains statements from implicated officers, police messages, investigation records, and legal advice.
- Family in viral migrant shelter beat down sues NYC, cops for excessive force
A Venezuelan migrant was beaten and tased by police while holding his infant child in a city-run migrant shelter, as captured on bodycam footage. The individual is now suing New York City and the officers involved in a federal lawsuit alleging excessive force.
- Mozambique: Police Officers Injured Following Clashes With Local Residents in Larde
Clashes between police officers and local residents in the Topuito region of Larde district, Nampula province, northern Mozambique, resulted in at least four injuries. The incident occurred on Wednesday in the area.
- Morocco Pressures Italy Over Death of National in Police Custody
Moroccan national Abderrahim Fakir died in police custody in Bologna’s Pilastro district on 19 July 2026. Bologna prosecutors are investigating two police officers and four emergency medical responders for manslaughter, with body-camera footage under review. Morocco is pressuring Italy over the incident.
- New program strengthens bond between first responders and children on autism spectrum
A new program in Virginia Beach called Brave Buddies, created by Destination Family Services and the Autism Society of Tidewater, brings police officers and children with autism together through structured play sessions to build trust and prepare for emergencies.
- Laurent Nuñez, French interior minister: 'Trusting police officers and gendarmes never means shielding them from judicial oversight'
French interior minister Laurent Nuñez emphasized that trusting police officers and gendarmes does not mean shielding them from judicial oversight. He made the statement at the Assemblée Nationale in Paris on July 15, 2026.
- Person experiencing emotional crisis on Tennessee highway overpass helped by police
An individual experiencing an emotional crisis on an Interstate 40 overpass in Tennessee was assisted by Mt. Juliet firefighters and police officers. The person was safely transported to mental health professionals after being located via public safety cameras by a citizen report.
- Police officers recorded behind closed doors inside station making 'shocking' racist and sexist remarks and jokes
Police officers were recorded behind closed doors inside a station making 'shocking' racist and sexist remarks and jokes. The incident highlights concerns about inappropriate behavior within law enforcement.
- Chicago mayor, City Council coalition trade blame over projected $98 million budget shortfall
Chicago mayor and City Council budget accountability coalition members are blaming each other for a projected $98 million midyear budget shortfall, which could lead to layoffs of city employees including police officers this fall.
- In Fontainebleau, Macron shows support for firefighters and responds to criticism
President Emmanuel Macron met with police officers and firefighters in Noisy-sur-École (Seine-et-Marne) on July 16, 2026, to show support for emergency workers and address criticism.
- Woman accused of attacking paramedic during ambulance transport
A woman is facing multiple charges after being accused of assaulting paramedics and police officers during her arrest in Hillsboro Village. The incident occurred while she was being transported in an ambulance.
- Law proposed to ease tax burden for spouses of fallen officers in Albany Co.
Albany County Legislature has proposed a law to provide property tax relief to surviving spouses of police officers who died in the line of duty. The measure aims to address the emotional and financial challenges faced by these spouses.
- Woman accused of abusing puppy, assaulting officers at Nashville dog park
A woman faces multiple charges after she was accused of abusing a puppy at a Nashville dog park and assaulting police officers during her arrest.
- Nainar Nagenthran condemns TVK-led government over police assault on Ariyalur schoolgirls
Nainar Nagenthran condemns the TVK-led government over a police assault on schoolgirls in Ariyalur. The BJP leader has called for legal action against the police officers involved in the incident.
- 200 Kharkiv Children Join ‘Carpathian Change’ Recovery Program
200 children of Kharkiv region servicemen, police officers, and rescuers participated in the 'Carpathian Change' recovery program this year. Over 70% of the children reported reduced anxiety after the program.
- Toddler found in pool declared dead, then discovered breathing hours later
A toddler was found in a pool and initially declared dead, but was later discovered breathing hours later. Two police officers observed possible signs of life multiple times, yet the child was taken to the hospital's 'cold room' after treatment by staff.
- Water main break disrupts rush-hour traffic in southeast Charlotte
A water main break in southeast Charlotte caused rush-hour traffic disruptions on Tuesday afternoon, with outbound lanes on Monroe Road near Briar Creek Road closed by 5 p.m. Police set up a detour, and Channel 9 inquired about the cause and repair timeline.
- Moment enraged Irish tourist brutally attacks police officers in airport rampage leaving victims 'seriously injured' as passengers scream 'stop it'
An enraged Irish tourist attacked police officers at an airport, causing serious injuries and prompting passengers to scream for the attack to stop. The incident involved a violent rampage with victims left seriously injured.
- Militants kill 9 police officers in attack on post in southwest Pakistan
Militants attacked a police post in southwestern Pakistan overnight, killing nine police officers and wounding others in an intense gunbattle. The attack occurred in an area affected by insurgency.
- Chicago woman dies after five months in coma that began after she was arrested for attacking cops... now her family is suing
A Chicago woman died after spending five months in a coma following her arrest for attacking police officers. Her family has filed a lawsuit.
- Philippine Senate opening the politically volatile impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte
The Philippine Senate is beginning the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte amid political tensions. The trial occurs against the backdrop of her feud with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., with thousands of police officers deployed for security.
- Nigeria says two nationals killed in South Africa amid rise of anti-migrant attacks
Nigeria's government reported that two of its nationals were killed in South Africa, with one reportedly killed by police officers using 'gruesome interrogation techniques'. The incident occurs amid a rise in anti-migrant attacks.