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New Pa. Chief Wants More Community-Driven Policing

"It's about building a trust in the community with the police," said Upper Darby's police superintendent about the new approach for the department. October 18,...

Days Off Limited for Chicago Cops ahead of Possible Vaccine Showdown

Personal time by Chicago police officers must be approved by a deputy chief or higher as the department prepares for potential shortages over mass...

Baltimore Police Union Tells Officers Not to Reveal Vaccine Status

Beginning Monday, Baltimore will require its city employees, including police officers, to get vaccinated or face weekly testing for COVID-19. October 16, 2021 - By Jessica...

No Plans to Dump Fla. City’s Police Horses Despite Rumors

While some cities are disbanding their mounted patrols, Fort Lauderdale residents have come to identify and love their police on horseback. October 12, 2021 -...

Miami Moves to End Police Chief’s Short, Tumultuous Term

Miami City Manager Art Noriega moved to fire embattled Police Chief Art Acevedo Monday night, ending weeks of speculation following two circus-like public hearings where city...

N.J. cops can’t be fired or promoted based number of arrests under new law

Officers “are all too often pressured to write more tickets to increase revenue," said state Sen. Shirley Turner October 09, 2021 - By Amanda Hoover...

Chicago Mayor, Police Union Clash as Vaccine Mandate Looms

Mayor Lori Lightfoot said police officers and city employees would face consequences if they don't meet the Oct. 15 vaccination deadline, but police and...

California Passes Sweeping Law Enforcement Reforms

The measures signed into law include setting standards on the use of rubber bullets and tear gas and raising the minimum age for California...

Philly’s Top Cop, DA Clash on How to Deal with City’s Violent Crime

Philadelphia's police commissioner says she and the city's district attorney can't agree on whether illegal gun and drug charges are best to reduce violent...

Boston Police Dispatchers Warn of ‘Dire Straits’ Staffing Levels

A staff shortage is making a difficult job untenable as more and more Boston Police Department dispatchers are deciding to leave their jobs. September 24,...

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