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Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler in August asked Kotek to send nearly 100 state troopers to downtown Portland, to assist a city police force that says it is stretched too thin.
Read More →The jury acquitted Michael Owen Jr. of all four charges, including second-degree murder, first-degree assault, voluntary manslaughter and misconduct in office. It took the jury less than two hours of deliberations to deliver the not guilty verdict.
Read More →“By adopting a continuous delivery model, we are able to deliver new features and security updates more consistently with less disruption to customers…” explains Christian Morin, vice president of product engineering and chief security officer at Genetec.
Read More →Deputies from the Sagadahoc County and Kennebec County Sheriff’s Offices responded and tried to contact the shooter on September 16, less than six weeks before last Wednesday’s massacres in a bowling alley and a bar.
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“I’m deeply grateful that our police officer is uninjured,” Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin said. “He could very easily have been killed today.”
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Wearable evidence capture systems have come a long way in less than 20 years, and soon they will be even more advanced.
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The BolaWrap is a force option that can improve officer and citizen safety.
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The Oakland Police Department (CA) has less than a year to improve the speed at which dispatchers answer 911 calls or it may lose state funding for its 911 operations.
Read More →Interim Public Safety Director Chris Coyle said “less-than-lethal ammunition” was used on the inmates, but he did not elaborate. Coyle said two inmates suffered minor injuries inflicted by other inmates during the hostage situation.
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“We have 11 sworn personnel at the current moment,” Pembroke Park, FL, Police Maj. Ra Shana Dabney-Donovan said. “We are focused on finding the best-qualified candidates.”
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