RelatedA SWAT team freed a hostage but damaged an innocent person's house. Who should pay? The lead agent had visited the neighborhood before the raid and documented features he thought were ...

The suspect is accused of shooting at a vehicle and when officials went to arrest him a month later, he attempted to escape out of a sixth-floor apartment window.

The Supreme Court will weigh in on whether a Georgia family whose home was mistakenly raided by an FBI SWAT team can sue the federal government for the error. Just over six hours after the justices ...

The raid was carried out on Jan. 3 by the Ocean County Regional SWAT Team. In addition to the main building on the property, two trailers on the site were also searched, according to the statement.

Knox County Sheriff's Office SWAT team members who shot and killed Daevon Montez Saint-Germain during a raid on his family's home secured the search warrant based on the teen's Instagram posts ...

A judge Thursday found prosecutors have enough evidence to move forward with drug trafficking charges against a Mobile couple ...

United States, a case that considers whether people can sue the federal government over SWAT raids conducted in the wrong home. The federal government is largely immune from lawsuits brought by ...

property and important documents without a warrant or an explanation during a SWAT raid at his business. The lawsuit claims that the plaintiff, Andrew Silverstone, had his Fourteenth Amendment ...