Finances

"I lose thousands every year," said Gary Monto, who served as a cop for 22 years

Being familiar with agency policy regarding off-duty work is the first step cops must take

Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson says he'll require officers take 26 unpaid days off and cut pay for other employees by 10%

A seemingly random phone call from a 78-year-old North Carolina woman to a Massachusetts detective ended with $65,000 recovered

Minneapolis moved closer Tuesday to bringing in outside law enforcement to help tamp down on violence in the city, following an impassioned plea from the police chief

Chief Deputy Anthony Dwyer said they were already charging a handful of communities, leaving some to wonder why others didn't have to pay

Local and state ballot measures passed largely in favor of shifting funds away from law enforcement and towards social services

This comes after Portland City Council approved rerouting $15 million from the police department four months earlier

Police Chief Andy Hall said his request for more money was largely based on raises officers are owed under their labor contract

The temporary furloughs for 4,700 city employees are part of a budget-cutting plan aimed at addressing coronavirus impact

The cameras would go to some officers who work administrative jobs but might have occasional field duties

The sheriff said all 800 deputies will be outfitted, citing a public desire for the cameras

Interim Police Chief Adrian Diaz said he's moving cops out of specialty units and into patrol to cut back on overtime and improve 911 response times

The city was ordered to pay back pay and legal fees incurred by Lt. Kelly Chesler, who was at the center of a years-long saga involving allegations of falsified timesheets