By Valerie Gonzalez and Jim Vertuno
Associated Press
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A former police officer was acquitted Wednesday evening of charges he failed in his duties to confront the gunman at an Uvalde,…
Category: 1. Iran
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Ex-school officer found not guilty in Robb Elementary response
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Gamber-Johnson releases updated docking stations for Getac B360 and S510
PRESS RELEASE
STEVENS POINT, Wis. — Gamber-Johnson, a leading manufacturer of rugged mounting and docking solutions, today announced the availability of updated docking stations for the Getac B360 and S510,…
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Aimpoint broadens COA and A-Cut adoption across leading pistol brands
PRESS RELEASE
LAS VEGAS — During the NSSF SHOT Show, Aimpoint announces a significant expansion of its COA pistol red dot sight through a growing network of OEM partners. The COA optic is offered as a…
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Bodycam video shows man shooting at St. Louis County cops in Walgreens
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. — The St. Louis County Police Department released body camera video showing an officer fatally shooting a man who fired multiple s ots at police.
The Nov. 30, 2025 incident began when…
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S.C. officer ambush, trooper resigns and Netflix’s ‘The Rip’
Watch this one-minute video for a quick rundown of Police1 readers’ top news from the past week. You can also watch on Facebook, Instagram YouTube, or TikTok.
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Stratford police arrest felon, woman on drug charges in 'targeted' investigation
Stratford police arrest felon, woman on drug charges in 'targeted' investigation
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Iran still among world’s worst countries for torture of jailed journalists – CPJ
The large-scale killing of protesters may look like a panicked security response, but it is better understood as a calculated effort to destroy protest both on the streets and in people’s minds.
By deploying overwhelming force, the state is…
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Daily World Briefing, Jan. 22
Trump says Europe “not heading in right direction”
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Europe is “not heading in the right direction,” arguing that parts of the continent have become “not even recognizable” in what he described as a…
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Protest killings surface amid Iran internet blackout
From Tokyo and Seoul in East Asia to Los Angeles and San Francisco on the US West Coast, and from Oslo, Stockholm, and Tampere in northern Europe to Melbourne and Adelaide in the Southern Hemisphere, Iranian communities took to the streets in…
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Three more journalists killed in deadly Gaza conflict
Three journalists were assassinated by Israeli military forces in the city of Al-Zahraa in central Gaza on Wednesday. In a separate incident, Palestine TV journalist, Ali Dar Alie, was arrested by the Israeli military in the West Bank after being…
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