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If you want to share your office with birds, alligators, trees, the breeze, and the rest of nature, click through to find out how to make it happen.

Webster Parish Sheriff's Deputy William 'Billy' Earl Collins Jr. was laid to rest after being fatally shot in the line of duty last Friday, July 9th while responding to a domestic disturbance while working as a reserve officer for the Village of Doyline.

It's the most in the line of duty deaths for active lawmen that Louisiana has ever reported for a single year.

A halftime show depicting students pulling guns on other students has landed a high school band on probation.

The bill would require officers to receive at least 400 hours of basic POST training before entering the field.

The Thin Blue Line. The symbol has been around for a long time, but do you really know what it means? I wanted to understand more about this image that is appearing more given the recent tragic events. Curiously, there are several ideas about its meaning.

Former St. Mary Parish Sheriff David Naquin will serve as New Iberia's liaison to the Iberia Parish Sheriff's Office.

Is your cell phone or mobile device helping law enforcement infringe on your Fourth Amendment rights?

It's not something you see everyday, a large flightless bird wandering the streets of a Mississippi college town, but it happened.

Six Acadiana law enforcement agencies will receive portions of $2.4 million in grant money awarded by the U.S. Office of Justice.

A canine officer from St. Tammany Parish remains hospitalized after begin stabbed in the line of duty.

This is reality. Watch and listen as an Ohio State Trooper fights to keep a man alive.

Brooks David says it is beyond sad that two young people lost their lives.

Some parking officers made themselves appear productive by ticketing vehicles of on-duty law enforcement officials.

The devices are attached to officers' uniforms and record audio and video.

U.S. Stephanie Finley says her office works to assist local public safety officers by offering safety, survival and other training throughout the year to the 42 of Louisiana's 64 parishes in the district.

The mayor and council are mulling the offer while also reviewing the possibility of keeping the town's police department and securing a new insurer willing to insure the police department at a cost the town can afford.

Police Chief Todd Duplantis says the move represents a move to grow the law-enforcement presence in a troubled community.

Your childhood fantasy (or fear?) of seeing an officer of the law who is part man/part machine may be coming true soon, thanks to Researchers at Florida International University's Discovery Lab and a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy Reserves. These folks are working to build "telepresence robots," which would patrol the streets while being controlled by disabled police officers and military v