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There's a quiet revolution happening in America – one that doesn't originate in Washington, D.C., but in county courthouses and sheriff's offices across the nation.
Something changed in Minneapolis, and fast.
I got "pulled over" – it sounds so benign, like paying your taxes – by an armed government worker yesterday.
Imagine this: you call 911 in a real emergency. You're panicking. You need help. And the dispatcher pulls up your location… and your name shows up with a RED FLAG. You've never been arrested.
As law enforcement agencies across the United States increasingly integrate advanced robotics into their operations, concerns over militarization, surveillance and ethical oversight are reaching a boiling point.
Five years after Boston Dynamics introduced the cute but creepy "Spot" robot dog, the 5-pound German Shepherd-sized robot dog is finding work.
n the mid-to-late 19th century, crimes such as murder, robbery, and cattle rustling plagued America's western frontier. Although the West was not quite as "wild" as Hollywood portrays, it was far from tame.
ICE Agents arrested a Jamaican illegal alien who was actually employed as an officer for the Old Orchard Police Department in Maine.
