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Behind the prison doors is not necessarily the end, but may be the beginning of a new journey – a journey to rebuild one's life. Along with the determination of each individual, the compassion, support, and assistance of the community are…
fox8live.com 15 NOPD officers logged questionable overtime while reviewing camera tickets, investigation finds FOX 8 investigation finds 15 NOPD officers logged questionable overtime while reviewing camera tickets New Orleans police pause red-light camera ticketing pending review after Fox 8 investigation SWBNO makes repairs to…
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Flock cameras give police another tool to help solve crimes. However, the technology has drawn pushback for personal privacy concerns. Now, Madison County's next sheriff wants to crack down on that technology. Another resident says people should have…
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KFBK Dhillon's resignation comes amid anticipated investigations by congressional Democrats into the Trump administration. She indicated that she would seek legal counsel if subpoenaed to testify, as reported by Fox News. "I would certainly take legal counsel and follow it…
RALEIGH, N.C. (WHKY) – North Carolina will receive $503,460 as part of a $40 million multistate settlement with Ahold Delhaize over allegations involving prescription drug prices, Attorney General Jeff Jackson said. Ahold Delhaize owns several supermarkets including Food Lion, Giant, Hannaford, and Stop and…
SPRINGFIELD, MO - During a press conference on Wednesday morning, November 4, Springfield Police Chief Paul Williams announced that the department is updating its policies and safeguards surrounding automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology in an effort to balance public safety needs…
Such cases are not unique to the Springfield area. The Institute for Justice says it has identified well over 100 incidents of ALPR abuse nationwide, including stalking, wrongful stops and use for purposes unrelated to law enforcement. The organization cites one…
The Alameda County Sheriff’s Office plans to deploy drones to assist with crimes and emergencies in unincorporated areas, raising questions about how law enforcement can balance public safety with residents' privacy rights. Flock Drones Get Green Light in Alameda County…
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