New York State Police have suspended a trooper without pay after launching an investigation into his account of being shot and wounded while trying to help a motorist on a Long Island highway.

The New York State Police have quietly built a database of over 5,000 alleged gang members using speculative criteria like tattoos, clothing, and associations. Governor Kathy Hochul has said the ...

FILE - A New York State Police logo is shown on a state police officer's car near Dannemora, N.Y., Friday, June 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File) NEW YORK (AP) — A New York state trooper who ...

In a statement from New York State Police, it was confirmed Simpson’s reassignment is pending and Captain Jason Place will serve as acting troop commander until a new troop commander is appointed.

New York State Police investigating trooper's claims about shooting New York State Police are looking into the credibility of a trooper's claim that he was shot last week on Long Island.

New York State Police are changing the color of its patrol cars with “a nod to tradition.” New patrol vehicles will feature a gray body with gold stripes starting in 2025, a shift from the ...

A threat to shoot staff outside the Midstate Correctional Facility in Marcy turned out to be false, according to the New York State Police. New York State Police Logo At around 6:46 a.m. on ...

An all-out manhunt is underway after a New York State Police trooper was shot by a driver on the Southern State Parkway.

A New York State Police logo is shown on a state police officer's car near Dannemora, N.Y., Friday, June 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File) ...

The New York State Police maintain a database of more than 5,100 people they’ve designated as members of criminal gangs — and funnel the information into a federal database used by US ...

FILE - A New York State Police logo is shown on a state police officer's car near Dannemora, N.Y., Friday, June 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File) NEW YORK (AP) — A New York state trooper who ...

For 20 years, the state police have been quietly building a database of suspected gang members—and they’re feeding it to Donald Trump’s administration.