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While some question the involvement of a private contractor, others are negotiating who would be eligible

A proactive approach can take the sting out of new legislation and spike in public records requests

Sheriff Brian Burnett said deputies "had to abandon the pursuit" when the driver refused to stop

The ban applies to suspects of nonviolent crimes unless the suspect is considered a fugitive or poses an imminent threat

Several Rise of the Moors members are seeking $70 million in damages and claim that Massachusetts courts have no jurisdiction over the case

City attorneys are challenging a judge's order to hire at least 730 officers by next summer

Employees must get vaccinated by mid-September if they want to avoid a weekly COVID-19 test

The laws limit police response to mental crisis calls and create a new use-of-force standard that's "nearly impossible to meet," officials said

Responding to law enforcement Freedom of Information Act requests requires carefully balancing transparency against privacy

A local newspaper sued, alleging that the agency had violated the state public records act

The woman is accused of stomping on the poster in front of a deputy who had pulled her over for speeding

The package also removes a residency requirement for Kansas City police officers

Sanctity of the home unites conservative and liberal justices – again

65% of the chiefs who said their department doesn't use bodycams cited a lack of resources as the reason

The court explains the duration of a traffic stop depends on the mission of the stop, making the officer's actions in this case reasonable