Retired lieutenant commander of the NYPD Detective Squad, Robert Louden, described Tasers as tricky devices but emphasized the need for continued investment in less-lethal technologies.

The notice of claim, filed Thursday, accuses officers involved in the Sept. 15 shooting of exhibiting “carelessness and ...

New police technology was on display this morning outside the Springfield Police Department (SPD) training center on ...

A former Minnesota police officer who was convicted of killing Daunte Wright during a traffic stop is out of prison and ...

The family of a man who died after being hit by a police stun gun one year ago is suing the officer. NBC4 Investigates showed ...

The driver, whose name has not yet been released, was killed after firing at multiple officers after an early Sunday morning ...

Body-worn cameras, new tasers, virtual-reality training devices, and video systems with cloud storage are part of a 10-year ...

A lawyer for a New York City subway rider who was inadvertently shot in the head by police at a station has filed a legal ...

The officer, Keith Edmonds, was fired in March 2022, five months after he shocked the homeless man with a Taser a reported 10 ...

Last year, the NYPD signed a $54 million contract for 6,700 new Tasers, the same model used during the Sutter Avenue incident. A similar model costs around roughly $11.3 million for that quantity.