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2 days ago | police1.com | Dominic Genetti

By Dominic GenettiJacksonville Journal-CourierBobby Sherman, a 1970s teen idol and heartthrob, has died. He was 81. The “Julie, Do You Love Me” singer’s death was announced via Instagram in a shared post from his wife, Brigitte Poublon, and “Full House” actor John Stamos. “From one ex-teen idol, to another — rest in peace Bobby Sherman,” Stamos, who recently lost longtime friend and music legend Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, wrote.

3 days ago | police1.com | Sarah Roebuck

LOS ANGELES — A woman is on the run after a bizarre series of events in Hollywood, managing to steal a marked Los Angeles Police Department cruiser and evade capture — all while in handcuffs. The incident began on June 23 near the intersection of Franklin and Orchid avenues, just steps from the iconic Magic Castle, according to Patch.com. Police say the woman, described as being around 35 years old, was with a man she had met about a week earlier.

4 days ago | police1.com | Kaylee Remington

By Kaylee Remingtoncleveland.comCLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Division of Police is mourning the unexpected loss of recruit Cortez Smith, who died Saturday following a medical emergency during a routine physical agility test the day before, the department said. According to police officials, the incident occurred on Friday during the final fitness portion of training for Academy Class #158. Emergency aid was immediately provided, and Smith was taken to a local hospital, police said.

1 week ago | police1.com | Seaborn Larson

By Seaborn LarsonMissoulianHELENA, Mont. — Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte last week vetoed a bill to identify post-traumatic stress disorder among police, firefighters and emergency care providers as an eligible claim for workers’ compensation. The governor’s decision followed outreach from commerce and insurance groups urging him to reject the change in policy, much of which he released alongside his veto letter. The legislation, known as Senate Bill 394 from Sen.

1 week ago | police1.com | Joshua Lee

Joshua Lee is a multifaceted law enforcement professional with almost two decades in law enforcement. He currently serves as an active-duty police sergeant for a municipal police department in Arizona. Joshua specializes in complex cases involving racketeering offenses related to civil asset forfeiture, white-collar financial crime, cryptocurrency, and fraud.