After Jakstadt’s arrest, officers returned the stolen military police badge and handcuffs to the recruiting station they were stolen from. It’s unclear how Jakstadt gained access to the items.

“When I recruited in 2004, my recruiter’s biggest selling point was (military police) deploy to Iraq and kick in doors. There wasn’t a big focus on the law enforcement of this job, it was ...

Pentagon Police Chief Richard Keevill is among those choosing to wear the badge. On Sept. 11, 2001, Keevill commanded the Virginia State Police Barracks serving the part of Northern Virginia that ...

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Cincinnati police announced Monday they retired two badge numbers belonging to the only two department officers who died while serving in the military.