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Former Mo. lieutenant awarded $6.3M in discrimination suit
CLAYTON, Mo. — A former police lieutenant has been awarded nearly $6.3 million in a retaliation lawsuit, FOX 2 reported. Former St. Louis County Police lieutenant Mike Reifschneider alleged he was pressured to retaliate against officers who complained to him, and was punished when...
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ICE agent charged with assault of protester by Colo. prosecutors
By Colleen Slevin and Morgan Lee Associated PressDURANGO, Colo. — A Colorado prosecutor said Wednesday that an immigration officer has been charged with third-degree assault and criminal mischief following an investigation into the treatment of a protester seen being put into a chokehold.Multiple videos...
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Former Mo. lieutenant awarded $6.3M in discrimination suit
CLAYTON, Mo. — A former police lieutenant has been awarded nearly $6.3 million in a retaliation lawsuit, FOX 2 reported. Former St. Louis County Police lieutenant Mike Reifschneider alleged he was pressured to retaliate against officers who complained to him, and was punished when...
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Why the tampon myth won’t die in police training
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Ex-Calif. officer pleads guilty to tracking woman using LE database
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Ex-Calif. officer pleads guilty to tracking woman using LE database
Ex-Costa Mesa officer Robert Jay Josett pleaded guilty to unauthorized computer access and fraud, annoying and repeated phone calls and contempt of court
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Fla. county weighs shifting fire rescue from sheriff’s office control
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Fla. county weighs shifting fire rescue from sheriff’s office control
Broward County leaders will study whether shifting fire rescue away from the Broward Sheriff’s Office could save money or reshape public safety services
