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

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While some cities are disbanding their mounted patrols, Fort Lauderdale residents have come to identify and love their police on horseback. October 12, 2021 -...
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Miami Moves to End Police Chief’s Short, Tumultuous Term

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

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Officers “are all too often pressured to write more tickets to increase revenue," said state Sen. Shirley Turner October 09, 2021 - By Amanda Hoover...
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Chicago Mayor, Police Union Clash as Vaccine Mandate Looms

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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...
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California Passes Sweeping Law Enforcement Reforms

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The measures signed into law include setting standards on the use of rubber bullets and tear gas and raising the minimum age for California...
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Philly’s Top Cop, DA Clash on How to Deal with City’s Violent Crime

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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...
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Boston Police Dispatchers Warn of ‘Dire Straits’ Staffing Levels

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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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Defund the Police movement still hurting law enforcement across the United States

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NYC police department veteran Dr. Darrin Porcher and Idaho Sheriff Kieran Donahue said the negative media coverage of law enforcement has hurt the recruitment...
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NYC Mayor de Blasio ‘criminally negligent’ for dangerous Rikers Island conditions, corrections union boss says

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August 29, 2021 - By Stephanie Pagones ,  Andrew Murray | Fox News Conditions for correction officers guarding inmates on New York City’s notorious Rikers Island have deteriorated so significantly over the past...
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Washington’s new use of force laws changing training, weapons

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Police researchers, tactical experts believe the limits on force options may have unintended consequences August 28, 2021 By Mike Carter - The Seattle Times SEATTLE —...
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