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What does the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Thompson v Clark mean for you.
Read More →The unusual designation means Clark can supervise the department, but he cannot wear a badge, carry a department-issued gun or make arrests
Read More →“(I) tried to pull him to the ground and as I grabbed his arm the other one had the 2X2 [4-foot board] in it and that’s when I got struck in the head. It hurt and after we wrestled I could see my face was bleeding,” said Officer Clark.
Read More →Clark County (Wash.) Sheriff's Office dog, Kane, was attempting to apprehend 31-year-old Keegan Graves, who allegedly stabbed the black Dutch shepherd multiple times and kept running.
Read More →The era of on-officer video has arrived. The technology is poised to help keep officers safer and more accountable on the job, while protecting law enforcement agencies from nuisance lawsuits.
Read More →The prosecution is presenting a case that Clark used unreasonable force, while the defense says the officer acted in self-defense.
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