Cleveland

“There are going to be scary times for the city,” said the union president about the continual decline of staffing

Karl Racine is the third consent decree monitor since the city and DOJ started the process in 2015

The criticism comes as the agencies are set to take on more responsibilities, including the final decision-maker on discipline

The Community Police Commission can dole out discipline to officers, a role once held by the police chief and safety director

Tourniquet training credited with saving the life of the wounded officer

Police arrested Anthony Novak in 2016 after he created a fake police Facebook page that closely mirrored the look of Parma PD's official page

“If we were to speak the way he did in a public forum we’d be looking at discipline or termination.”

The benefits are separate from another recently discussed proposal to use ARPA money to provide Cleveland officers with $3,000 retention bonuses

Witness-relocation efforts have previously relied on homicide detectives pulling cash out of their own pockets and pooling together funds

The new policy details de-escalation steps officers must take and “professionalism” they are required to show when dealing with mass protests

There have been 83 homicides in the city through July 23; the unit has 18 officers, but should have 38

Jennifer Kilnapp accused city and police officials of lying about the circumstances surrounding the shooting

A new patrol initiative aims to tamp down on gun violence this summer

If the flag flies into traffic and causes a crash, the state could be held responsible, said officials with Ohio's transportation department