The defendant faces up to life in prison on nine of the felony charges, each of which stem from the July 4, 2025 incident.

A man who pleaded guilty to his involvement in the March 2020 shooting that left Philadelphia Police Department SWAT Cpl. James O'Connor dead will spend the next 75 years in prison, a judge ruled.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A man who was involved in a two-hour standoff involving deputies and a SWAT team last month was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday. Rian Keith Pittman, 35, pleaded ...

A 48-year-old man who reportedly caused a SWAT standoff by barricading himself in a Trotwood home during a child custody exchange was sentenced to probation. What was he sentenced to? • Probation: ...

The man who fatally shot Philadelphia SWAT Cpl. James O’Connor IV in 2020 while attempting to avoid apprehension for another homicide was sentenced Thursday to 75 years in federal prison. U.S.

A man accused of attacking a police officer back in July before locking himself in the officer’s patrol car, sparking a two-hour standoff with SWAT, was sentenced to spend the next two years in prison ...

DEER LODGE - After a tense, armed standoff at an abandoned ranch house Wednesday, a ranting, 46-year-old transient was tackled and subdued by Montana State Prison SWAT team members, then taken into ...