Firefighters and deputies are among the fallen in the wake of one of the deadliest storms in U.S. history

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“We are the real police,” Las Vegas Metropolitan Police officers responded, as they instructed the man to stop his approach

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After initially complying with all Indianapolis officers’ instructions, the man suddenly turned around, ran back and dove to the ground, grabbing the handgun

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The association reported the death of a Madison County deputy and Macon County Deputy Jim Lau, who died when his truck was swept away

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“From a small abandoned puppy to a hero. We will miss you K9 Maddy,” GARD K9 stated

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Bystanders initially tried to help the driver, but fled when he grabbed a “large gun” from inside the vehicle

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“They provide clear documentation of our officers’ interactions. They play a crucial role in evidence collection,” Nick Smith, the director of school police systems, said

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“It’s truly a blessing that he wasn’t driving faster, as the tree could have landed directly on the cab,” the Clayton County Police Department said in a Facebook post

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