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Minn. LE Officials Testify that Prosecutor Policies Hurting Police Work

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During an informational hearing, state law enforcement leaders blamed anti-police rhetoric, staff shortages, budget cuts and prosecutors not charging arrested offenders for an increase...
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Md. Governor to Police: ‘I Will Continue to Have Your Back’

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As he prepares his final budget, Gov. Larry Hogan has pledged to "re-fund the police" and has proposed to increase police funding by $150...
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New Pa. Chief Wants More Community-Driven Policing

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"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,...
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Days Off Limited for Chicago Cops ahead of Possible Vaccine Showdown

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Personal time by Chicago police officers must be approved by a deputy chief or higher as the department prepares for potential shortages over mass...
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Baltimore Police Union Tells Officers Not to Reveal Vaccine Status

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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...
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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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