NYPD Issues Suspect Photo After Labor Day Parade Shooting
NYPD released a suspect photo after a woman and a 19‑year‑old were shot near the New York Carnival Parade on Labor Day, urging the public to assist in the ongoing investigation.
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NYPD Boosts Patrols After Four Armed Robberies in Central Park
After four armed robberies on the east side of Central Park on September 17, the NYPD increased patrols the next day to deter further incidents and reassure the public.
Cheltenham Police Install AI Cameras at Construction Site
Cheltenham police will install AI‑enabled surveillance cameras at a construction site and are reviewing the technology for possible expansion across the borough, amid broader debates on AI video monitoring.
Manhattan Park Death Officially Declared Homicide
Police have ruled the death of a woman found on a Highbridge Park trail a homicide, following an investigation that identified a puncture wound as the cause. The case remains under active investigation.
Police Arrest Man, Seize Gun and Candy‑Like Drugs in Wildwood
Police arrested a 36-year‑old man on Spencer Avenue after finding a handgun and a candy‑like illegal drug, turning both over to the Cape May Prosecutor’s Office for further action.
Montgomery County Police Chief Resigns After Golf Misconduct Probe
Police Chief Marc Yamada resigned in September 2026 after an investigation found unauthorized golf-related absences and other misconduct, leading Montgomery County Council to accept his resignation and oversee a leadership transition.
Boy Hospitalized After Vehicle Strike on Southwest 27th Avenue
On September 19, 2026, an 8- to 10-year-old boy was struck by a vehicle on Southwest 27th Avenue in Fort Lauderdale and was taken to a hospital by fire rescue crews. Police are investigating the incident.
FDLE Agent Fatally Shoots Man After Street Confrontation
An FDLE agent shot and killed an unidentified man after the man struck the agent’s vehicle window at an intersection in southwest Miami‑Dade on September 17, 2026. A cellphone video shows the confrontation, and deputies responded to a related shooting call as investigators examined the incident.
Deputy Shoots Dogs After Woman Attacked in NW Miami-Dade
A woman was mauled by four dogs near NW 145th Street and 11 Court on September 17, and a deputy fired his weapon to stop the attack. The incident, captured on a security camera, is under investigation by the Miami‑Dade sheriff’s office.
Jacques‑Cartier Bridge Partially Closed During Police Operation
Montreal police partially closed the Jacques‑Cartier Bridge in both directions around 8 a.m. on Saturday, September 19, 2026, while establishing a safety perimeter for an ongoing operation.
Toronto police seize two dogs after nearby off‑leash attack
Toronto police seized two dogs on September 12 after a resident reported an animal attack near an off‑leash area at Avenue Road and Roxborough Street, following an incident that occurred two days earlier.
Toronto Police Search for Missing 78‑Year‑Old Kayaker
Toronto Police Service is conducting a public search for a 78‑year‑old man who vanished after kayaking on the Humber River more than a week ago, with no sign of him as of September 18, 2026.
Montreal Police Add Four License‑Plate Cameras to Fleet
Montreal police added four new licence‑plate‑reading cameras on 18 September, expanding their ALPR program amid ongoing privacy debates.
Montreal Police Halt Hog‑Tie Restraint After Coroner Findings
Montreal police have been ordered to stop using the hog‑tie restraint after a Quebec coroner determined it likely contributed to a man's death, prompting a shift to alternative control techniques.
Montreal Police Add Four License‑Plate Cameras
Montreal police have bought four license‑plate cameras similar to Flock’s system, adding to a citywide debate over vehicle‑tracking surveillance. The new equipment expands the SPVM’s monitoring capabilities while raising privacy questions.
Montreal Police End Use of Controversial Hog‑Tie Restraint
Montreal police have ordered officers to stop using the hog‑tie restraint after a coroner determined it likely contributed to a man's death, joining earlier criticism of the method.
Canadian Journalists Association Demands Probe of Montreal Police Assaults
The Canadian Association of Journalists has asked the Independent Investigations Office to launch an independent probe into multiple police assaults on journalists in Montreal, citing documented attacks and a controversial Instagram video. The request follows repeated concerns about police aggression toward the press in the city.
Chicago Community Unites at Fundraiser for Injured Officer Nelson Crespo
Chicago residents and police officials gathered on September 18, 2026, to raise funds and support for Officer Nelson Crespo, who was severely injured in an April hospital shooting that also claimed the life of Officer John Bartholomew.
Winnipeg Police Respond to Stabbings, Collisions and Arsons
Winnipeg police responded to multiple stabbings, collisions and arsons over a 24‑hour span on September 17‑18, hospitalizing several victims and employing K9 and drone units to aid the investigations.
Montreal Police Halt Use of Hog‑Tie Restraint After Coroner Findings
Montreal police have ordered a halt to the hog‑tie restraint after a coroner determined it likely contributed to a man's death, adding to longstanding criticism of the technique.
