Supreme Court signals it may uphold Biden’s regulations on ‘ghost gun’ kits
The Supreme Court on Tuesday signaled a willingness to uphold a Biden administration regulation on “ghost guns,” mail-order ...
Former Indiana police lieutenant found guilty of civil rights violation, obstruction of justice
Aaron Strong physically abused a suspect and two pretrial detainees and made false statements to an Indiana State Police detective — all while being a lieutenant.
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Federal jury convicts New Castle officer of deprivation of rights under color of law and one count of witness tampering
A federal jury has convicted Aaron Strong, 46, of New Castle, of three counts of deprivation of rights under color of law and ...
Williamsburg Academy student arrested in connection to school shooting threat
A Williamsburg Academy student is facing charges after deputies say they admitted to making a school shooting threat “as a ...
Biden DOJ weighs in on New York City lawsuit over policing laws
The Biden administration is siding with advocates in a federal lawsuit against New York City, claiming that it is ...
These police officers had red flags in their past, then used force in a case that ended in death
Sometimes, police officers who have been disciplined for violent, criminal or dangerously negligent acts stay on the force — ...
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'You just want to have justice': York County probation officer sent to ICU for four days when prison training goes awry
Officials stayed mum about a York County Prison training incident this year that injured a county employee. Now, her husband is speaking out.
A series of deaths and the 'Big Fight': Uncovering police force in one Midwestern city
Police leaders called the training “routine” when one recruit died and another was badly injured at their academy ...
Takeaways from AP’s investigation into fatal police incidents in one Midwestern city
Police leaders called the training “routine” when one recruit died and another was badly injured at their academy ...
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Proposition 130: Colorado voters to decide on $350 million in state funding for law enforcement
If approved by Colorado voters, the new fund would direct $350 million to recruit and train officers or fund bonuses to keep them. It would likely require unspecified cuts to the state budget to pay ...
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Crime is down, FBI says, but politicians still choose statistics to fit their narratives
FBI data show crime has fallen, but people told another federal survey that they're experiencing more criminal activity 2023.
Council float fees for off-duty MPD officers
A city audit report in 2019 showed that 71% of the officers worked at least one off-duty shift that year, while 8% of officers did so much moonlighting their combined public and private workweek ...