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Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is asking police to get tough on drugs but, according to an executive order he issued this week, for the first time in the city’s history diversion, rather than jail, will be the preferred way to deal with individuals caught us
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The officers argued that Edger had violated an Alabama law that requires individuals to tell officers their name, address, and "an explanation of his actions," if there is a reasonable suspicion of a crime.
Read More →The new bail policy was imposed by court officials who argued that a defendant’s ability to pay bail should not be the key factor in determining whether they stay in jail after an arrest.
Read More →Jordan Steinke, 29, was sentenced to 30 months of supervised probation during an hour-long hearing in Weld County District Court. The fired officer was convicted in July of reckless endangerment and assault.
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License plate recognition is helping close cases nationwide, and the systems are becoming more capable with the addition of artificial intelligence.
Read More →During a motion hearing Wednesday afternoon in Albuquerque on the cases, a judge granted a temporary restraining order, blocking enforcement of the governor's ban until Oct. 3.
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A woman carried a rifle fixed with a bayonet into a public park, leading to 911 calls, deputies making an arrest, and a lawsuit.
Read More →Idaho's top court concluded in March that K-9 Nero's exuberance amounted to a warrantless search, so it tossed the conviction.
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Whether it's in the gym, on duty, exploring a trail, or just day-to-day life, we want to offer reliable performance footwear that lives up to our Purpose-Built Gear motto,” says Brendan Rynne, 5.11's senior category manager, footwear.
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Some cars in the lake could date back to an international feud in the 1970s and 1980s between Colombian drug cartels and the United States government, a period known as the Miami drug wars.
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