Phoenix Police Department, use of force
With a new use-of-force policy in place, Phoenix readies to pick the permanent police chief
This week, the Phoenix Police Department adopted a new policy on use of force. It was part of the city’s pre-emptive push to avoid federal oversight after a yearslong civil rights review. And portions of the policy are more strict than standards set by Supreme Court precedent.
After months of discussion, Akron City Council might be nearing a vote on a proposed review of the police department's use of ...
A jury ruled Friday that a Springfield police officer was justified in his use of force during a 2020 arrest at the center of ...
The Des Moines Police Department appealed after a district court ordered them to disclose individual reports to the public.
Iran alerted the United Nations on Tuesday to what it described as "reckless and inflammatory statements" by U.S. President ...
The Delaware Department of Justice has released results of an officer-involved shooting that left a man dead in August 2023.
The Statesboro Police Department made 1,684 arrests in 2024, and logged just 14 use-of-force incidents, indicating that less than 1% of the arrests involved the use of force by officers.
Tyler Williams, 30, has been convicted of violating an individual’s civil rights and obstructing justice. He faces a maximum ...
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Former Clear Creek County Deputy Andrew Buen faces charges including second-degree murder for shooting and killing Christian ...
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