The Latest Breaking News from WA Police

Officers need greater training and legal protections to carry out "boxing-in" techniques to end high-speed pursuits, Western Australia's police union claims.

Relatives of a 20-year-old woman who is fighting for her life after being hit by a police car say they are "shocked and distraught" after viewing CCTV footage of the incident.

Experts call on WA Police to review its procedures for using dogs in the line of duty, after a report reveals more than 60 per cent of canine deployments target Indigenous people.

Ranger Arnold Sahanna has described how his emotions ran from dread to elation as he searched for a woman missing in remote northern Australia — and how a hot chook played a part.

West Australian police will consider parking in front of speed cameras as a tactic in industrial negotiations with the state government.

There are things you should know about drink spiking-related sexual violence, to help you report it and help agencies prevent it.

WA police hope the "easy" process, the first of its kind in Australia, will encourage people to come forward if they suspect they have been drugged without their consent.

A serving Indigenous WA Police officer calls on the Police Commissioner to apologise and retract his comments on the alleged murder of Cassius Turvey. WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains the names and images of deceased Aboriginal people.

A criminal network involved in the importation and distribution of illicit drugs into Australia and believed to have Balkan links has been "disrupted".