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LAPD Working to Allow Non-Citizen DACA Officers to Carry Off Duty
The topic of DACA recipients working as police officers is complicated and raises many legal and safety questions, including whether a non-citizen should ever arrest a US citizen and what would happen if a DACA migrant suddenly loses their legal status.
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Tennessee Police Chief Dies from Heart Attack
Chief Chris Cummings was helping tear down a beaver dam that was causing flooding on a local road before the medical crisis.
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Asheville Police Chief Announces Retirement
Chief David Zack of the Asheville (North Carolina) Police Department announced Wednesday that he is planning to retire.
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St. Louis Police Union Says Officer Staffing Hits Record Low
The St. Louis Police Officers Association reported that 116 police officers have resigned or retired in 2023. An alert on its website says there were 312 police vacancies as of Dec. 4 after 17 more officers left in the past month.
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New Mexico Sheriff Found Dead in Hotel Room while Attending Training
Officials did not immediately announce a cause of death, but Undersheriff Michael Brockett said no foul play is suspected.
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North Carolina Sheriff Asks for $186K to Help Patrol Asheville
The plan would add more deputy patrols on Friday and Saturday nights and someone in the real-time intelligence center to monitor the area. The proposal doesn't call for new hires but coverage would be part of secondary assignments.
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San Francisco Voters to Decide on Hiring of More Officers
If the voters approve a future tax to supply additional revenue to fund the cost of employing more full-duty sworn officers, then the city will set a minimum staffing number for the next five years.
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California Agency Receives $305K Grant to Improve Public Safety
The grant, awarded by the California Office of Traffic Safety via funding from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is expected to support continuous enforcement and educational driving courses.
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Retail Theft is More Than a Crisis, California Sheriff Says
"It really started with the change in law in 2014 with Prop 47, which was voted on by the voters, I should say, and the voters were duped into voting for that. It was called the safe streets and schools act," Sheriff Jim Cooper said.
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New Philadelphia Police Commissioner Talks About Officer Morale and Crime
"Many of these officers feel they are hated and not respected and no one cares about them, but it's just not true. The community says, 'I want police in my community, I want constitutional policing, I want good policing.'"
Technology
NYPD Buying Fully Encrypted Radio System
The NYPD’s massive network of radio communications is expected to go dark to the public by the end of 2024 as the department switches from an analog to a digital network, according to Chief of Information Technology Robert Beltran.
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Philadelphia’s New Mayor to Name Veteran Officer as Next Police Commissioner
Kevin Bethel, a former deputy commissioner and the current chief of school safety for the School District of Philadelphia, will be announced Wednesday as the next head of the 5,500-member force.
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