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The city agreed to pay the officer $145,000 and to rewrite its civil service medical examiner’s policies
“Constructing a childcare center is necessary for the needs of our local law enforcement,” U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson stated. “Idaho officers and their families rightfully deserve our support, and I am pleased to see this crucial project move forward”
There are 52 recruits in the current academy class, making it one of the largest classes in recent years
The mayor outlined a variety of public safety initiatives, including one where the city reaches 4,000 sworn officers
The inability of potential deputies to find an affordable place to live will soon do the most harm to public safety in Okaloosa County
The U.S. Capitol Police is still 300 officers short of where is should be, said Chief Thomas Manger
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While the reasons for leaving vary, experts warn that the large number of senior staff members departing has broader implications
The move comes after an ‘unusually high’ number of Birmingham police officers called out sick last week
As of last month, 145 deputy positions remained unfilled
A police union spokesperson called the 5% raise “unacceptable” and “a slap in the face”
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