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Police dog shot at end of Maine standoff dies

Police K-9 and suspect killed during standoff in Maine

The standoff began with a domestic dispute that escalated when the suspect resisted being taken into custody and fired at officers.

Seacoastonline.com · 2d

Maine State Police K9 Preacher killed in the line of duty after armed standoff

K-9 Preacher was more than just a working dog — he was a dedicated partner, a protector, and a hero,” said Maine State Police Colonel William Ross.

New England Cable News on MSN · 2d

Police dog shot at end of Maine standoff dies: ‘ultimate sacrifice'

A police dog shot at the end of a long standoff in Portage, Maine, on Monday died hours later, officials said Tuesday.

The Boston Globe · 2d

Man and police dog killed, officer wounded after standoff in Maine town, officials say

Steven Righini, of Portage, Maine, was shot by officers and pronounced dead at the scene, state police said in a statement Tuesday morning.

wgme · 1d

Maine K-9 dies after being shot during standoff; suspect shot, killed by police

A police K-9 who was injured during a standoff in northern Maine has died. A Maine deputy was also shot before the suspect died after being shot by police on Monday. Maine State Police and the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Office responded to 20 Ranger Street in Portage Lake for a report of a domestic dispute between a woman and 29-year-old Steven Righini.

Cranston Herald1d

Police chief named to state Hall of Fame

Cranston’s police chief, Col. Michael Winquist, a veteran of 35 years in law enforcement, was inducted into the Rhode Island ...

Weirton Daily Times8d

Gov. Morrisey announces new National Guard, State Police, Veterans’ Assistance appointments

Gov. Patrick Morrisey made his final cabinet appointments Tuesday by announcing new leadership at the Department of Veterans’ Assistance, the West Virginia National Guard and West Virginia State ...

White Michigan police inspector sues MSP director, claims he was overlooked for promotion because of DEI policy

A White Michigan State Police inspector is suing the director of MSP, alleging that he was overlooked for a promotion to captain that was instead given to an "unqualified" Black lieutenant.

Michigan Chronicle6d

A Lesson Beyond the Badge: MSP Colonel Highlights Recruiting, Diversity, and Community Engagement

While Michigan State Police is working toward better reflecting the state’s population, Grady noted that there is still work to be done. Their ongoing outreach efforts include visits to schools and ...

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