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The professor, who had locked himself out of his campus building, did not have ID to show the officer
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor called the raises “both necessary and well deserved”
The council’s passage of the 2021 rule was “unlawful interference with police procedures and tactics,” officials said
“This is simply unsafe and cannot be allowed to occur,” said union head Larry Calderone
FOP president John Catanzara rebuked the mayor, saying that the city’s policy of canceling days off is unsustainable
The suit claimed New Jersey violated federal standards set in the LEOSA statute, which allows officers concealed carry benefits
Negotiating individual contracts would let police avoid yearly budget fluctuations, said union president Brendan Leavy
A police union claims that appropriate equipment to reduce lead poisoning was never purchased
The result could lead to the reinstatement of deputies who were fired for refusing to comply with a COVID-19 vaccine policy
One union had strong words after Mayor Eric Adams implied cellphones were distracting officers on the job
Union leaders condemned the decision as selective enforcement and a “double standard”
The suspect, a felon, was briefly jailed for firing at officers outside a nightclub, police said
Fort Worth has made arrangements with the police union to recover the money
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who comes from a police family, would “treat issues related to law enforcement fairly and justly,” said FOP President Patrick Yoes
Mayor Ted Wheeler said the contract aims to help retain officers and improve accountability
The vaccine rule led the city and the Fraternal Order of Police to sue each other
Union leaders argued the new law illegally preempts existing state traffic laws
Unvaccinated members will have to be tested regularly while the legal challenge continues
“The division is going to have to do something. We are already down several hundred officers,” union president Keith Ferrell said
Officer Doug Wilkinson was suspended in November over an email that drew complaints from multiple members of the department
Chief Davids Nisleit said that most of the trends he follows don’t look promising
The proposal would offer mental wellness days and other incentives for vaccinated officers
“It is demoralizing to police,” said Jane Dueker of the St. Louis Police Officers Association
The union argued that officers should be able to record any time they’re interrogated as part of an employer investigation
The union said some of its members are “troubled” that the NFL has chosen to support certain groups
LAPD Chief Michel Moore disagreed, saying robberies are still down 13% compared to 2019
City employees were required to show proof of vaccination or request an exemption by last week
The majority of the proposals looked to strengthen bail-related laws
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said her decision to drop the suit comes as more officers comply by reporting their vaccine status
“To match the ‘diversity’ of ‘the community’ we could make sure to hire 10% illegal aliens, 50% weed smokers, 10% crackheads, and a few child molesters,” the email said
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