Part 2 of the Wichita Massacre, told by the first officer on scene. How both brothers were caught, and what the case still costs him.

On August 27, 1994, our nation’s drug war claimed the lives of five DEA agents. They died in a plane crash in Peru while working to stem the flow of cocaine before it ever reached our borders.

In December 2000, the Wichita Massacre left five people dead and one survivor. Dave Hinners was the officer who stayed with her all night.

She traded the apron of a pastry chef for life behind the walls as a corrections officer. For nearly a decade she fulfilled her dream - she was making a difference. A brutal attack ended it all.

Bill Bratton led six police departments, including NYPD, LAPD and Boston. In an unfiltered interview, he shares the lessons learned and explains why “cops count; police matter.”

He was shot and killed during a traffic stop. But more than a decade later, his family and friends have refused to let him be forgotten. A charitable fund now continues his legacy of service.

Bill Bratton ran the NYPD twice and the LAPD once. Here is what he says the defund the police movement cost American policing.

A young officer serving under his father, the town’s police chief, was tragically killed in a motorcycle crash. His mother has honored her son’s memory by supporting other survivors of the fallen.

A firsthand account of survival, leadership, and loss on the deadliest day in American law enforcement history.

Ninety minutes after the Oklahoma City bombing, a trooper stopped Timothy McVeigh for driving with no license plate. Nobody knew for two more days.

April 19, 1995. FBI bomb tech Barry Black had 53 weeks on the job when the Oklahoma City bombing killed 168. His wife had just left the building.

More than 30 years ago, two police officers and a police K9 were murdered in a pair of ambush attacks by the same assailant. It shook the department, the community and the nation.

Law Enforcement Today Op-ed by Citizens Behind the Badge Advisory Council member David Berez - His article emphasizes the importance of the oath of office that any public official swears to uphold. He points out that "if an elected official supports a platform like the DSA's (Democratic Socialists of America), they are, in fact and by statute, in violation of their oath."

Did D.A.R.E. work? The academic who authored the research saying it didn't now chairs D.A.R.E.'s scientific advisory board.

David Sherrard was a highly respected and devoted police officer. But he also shared a valuable lesson with others: “Never make your job a priority over your wife and family.”

Forty years after the T-shirts, the D.A.R.E. program today teaches almost nothing it started with. Its CEO explains why

After courageously sacrificing his life in the line of duty, his wife, Linda, carried on her husband's legacy of law enforcement service and ultimately rose to the rank of chief of police.

The JonBenét Ramsey crime scene was staged, and one detail in the autopsy gives it away: the urine had dried on top of her clothing.

He was shot and paralyzed by a 15-year-old suspected bike thief. Yet, "God's Cop" forgave his assailant and went on to become one of the most remarkable heroes in law enforcement history.

The JonBenét Ramsey case was never a whodunit. An investigator ran the weather and the window well, and the intruder story stopped holding.