Imagine the police in a world like Harry Potter. Then imagine how the show Cops would look.

Today is a day we set aside to reflect on what we can be grateful for. For our ancestors, it was a day to celebrate the end of the harvest season. A good mean to celebrate hard work and the acknowledgment of getting the supplies to survive the winter.

This video comes from the Wickliffe Police. Officers were contacted about two deer trapped in a cistern.

I love stories like this. A woman arrested for drunk driving says she was groped by the deputy. When the department administration checks out the body cam footage guess what, yep, she lied. As more departments roll out body cameras I wonder how many more stories like this we will be seeing? If you have not already done so make ...

Here is something you don't get to see every day. Battle Creek, MI police responded to a bank robbery call. Officers saw the suspect vehicle and the case was on.

A few months ago I reviewed the debut novel by Janey Mack titled Times Up. Mack is back with her crime-stopping meter maid Maisie McGrane in the follow-up Choked Up.

This video montage was made by the recently graduated Milwaukee Fire department academy recruit class. It is a great little glimpse into basic fire training. Congratulations to these recruits on their graduation! Check out my new book titled Fire Cop Subscribe to the RescueHumor newsletter

A CopBlocker is filming an officer at a traffic stop. The officer is fine with being filmed and after the stop takes a moment to talk to the cameraman. Quickly the camera man tries to "educate" the officer on fresh pursuit laws, yet it is obvious this CopBlocker is a tad misinformed.

Pennsylvania State Police have noticed more and more volunteer firefighters using LED dash lights. The problem is Pennsylvania law says firefighters need to revolving light on the outside of their vehicle. Thus many firefighters in the state are in violation of traffic laws. The troopers so far are being nice. Issuing warnings to firefighters by mail after the fact. As ...

A Traverse City police officer responded to two calls within an hour, and both ended with him saving a life.One was a possible heroin overdose and the second was a suicidal person about to jump from a bridge.