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The change in the law eliminates the requirement that officers be “reachable” on the county’s civil service list.
Read More →Video showed several men in Hasidic dress being led out, their wrists bound with zip ties. The group was seeking to stop construction crews filling in a tunnel.
Read More →Monitors tracking civilian oversight, one of the largest remaining roadblocks in reaching full compliance, called it “a mess” that was being cleaned up, and advocates applauded the work done by the department to come so far, so fast.
Read More →The Chicago Police Department began encrypting some radio channels over a year ago. Former Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration claimed encoding was necessary because criminals were monitoring the airwaves.
Read More →The Fort Lee Police Department looked to minimize that investigative time to find suspects and close cases faster with better access to vehicle information.
Read More →The reset came days after Mayor Sheng Thao, who will make the decision, outright rejected a controversial shortlist of three finalists for the job that the civilian Oakland Police Commission had presented to her office.
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Images captured by the sheriff's office show an old, rusty bomb covered in sea debris on the sands between Santa Cruz and Monterey that authorities "determined to be an inert military ordnance."
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Former union president Jeff Follmer said, “He was a great guy. He was loved by everyone. Prayers for his family.”
Read More →“No longer is it necessary to remove your favorite optics before folding the Sub2000 in half,” said KelTec’s Managing Director Derek Kellgren.
Read More →The new law takes effect Jan. 1, 2024, and will also require all police agencies to track whether officers who stop drivers are complying.
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