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- 1Cheyenne Finance Committee backs purchase of two BearCat vehicles for police▼Cheyenne Finance Committee supports purchase of two BearCat vehicles for CPD
The Cheyenne Finance Committee has voiced support for buying two BearCat armored vehicles for the Cheyenne Police Department. The endorsement moves the purchase forward in the city's budget process. Such acquisitions typically draw local debate over cost, policing priorities and the militarization of police equipment, making it a talking point for residents ahead of any final council decision.
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SMCPD has disclosed details of its stockpiles of military-grade weapons. The disclosure, reported by The Corsair, sets out the department's holdings of military equipment, though no specifics on the quantity, type or intended use of the armories have been confirmed. It remains unclear what prompted the department to publish the inventory at this time.
- 3SUV crashes into Chesapeake church after collision▼CPD: SUV crashes into Chesapeake church after being hit by sedan
Police in Chesapeake, Virginia say an SUV crashed into a church after being struck by a sedan. Chesapeake Police Department responded to the incident, which caused a vehicle to end up inside the building. Details on injuries or damage have not been widely reported, and local outlets across Virginia are carrying the department's account of the crash.
- 4FBI and Chicago police brief on killing of National Guardsman Chrys Carvajal▼LIVE | FBI, CPD speak on murder of National Guardsman Chrys Carvajal
The FBI and Chicago Police Department are holding a press briefing on the murder of Chrys Carvajal, a National Guardsman killed in Chicago. Officials are expected to detail the investigation and appeal for information as the case draws attention to the killing of a service member in the city.
- 569-year-old charged with murder in decade-old cold case●Near decade-long cold case cracked, 69-year-old arrested and charged with murder: CPD
Police say a 69-year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder, closing a homicide case that had gone unsolved for nearly ten years. Investigators have not released extensive details, but the arrest marks a breakthrough in one of the department's longest-running open cases.
- 6Pair Accused of Stealing Money from Church Donation Box▼NCPD: Pair Allegedly Stole Money from Church Donation Box
Nassau County Police say two people allegedly stole money from a church donation box on Long Island. The alleged theft was reported by local outlet Long Island Life & Politics, citing the NCPD. Details about the suspects, the church involved, or the amount taken have not been made public, and it is unclear whether arrests have been made.