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City Council Vice President J.P. Morrell called for Ferguson’s resignation last week as the council worked to approve the city’s $1.5 billion budget, where $25 million would go toward a police recruitment and retention incentive package.
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“I’m honored and humbled to be sworn in as chief in such an iconic building, and to have a Supreme Court justice representing the highest court in the land swear me in,” Chief James A. Sarkos, 46, said in his speech during the Nov. 17 event.
Read More →The four finalists for Cincinnati's next police chief were announced Friday morning. The list includes two locals and two people from outside the agency.
Read More →Aurora announced Tuesday that Acevedo had reached out to officials there offering to serve as the city's second interim police chief.
Read More →Judge Marilyn Clark issued a 56-page decision on Nov. 2, dismissing charges that the chief had conspired to commit misconduct, and committed misconduct and corruption of public resources.
Read More →No one was injured during the incident, but investigators found shell casings indicating seven rounds had been fired at the house from a 9mm, and that several of the rounds struck and entered Chief Palmer’s residence.
Read More →Mayor Carter said his choice was difficult, but he said some of the deciding factors were Henry’s connections to St. Paul, his long service to the city...”
Read More →A Missouri police chief was arrested Tuesday on felony drug charges after a local man died of an overdose in the chief’s home.
Read More →“I’m looking forward to working in a department that does have some challenges, that will take some work to fix,” Joseph Sullivan said. “I think the experience that I have garnered over many years in Philadelphia gives me the experience I need to take on these challenges.”
Read More →The mailers, from a Democratic-aligned PAC, feature Easterbrook in full uniform standing next to Kim Schrier, D-Sammamish, in May, when she met with him and other town officials and did a police ride-along.
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