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8 hours ago ago from The Crime Report
Police departments in Massachusetts are grappling with a sharp increase in officers resigning or retiring as the state slashes a generous bonus program that had boosted police paychecks for years, the Boston Globe reports. Last month, when the benefit cuts took effect, 21 Boston officers, detectives, and supervisors left or retired. That was is a dramatic increase over previous years; in the last five Januarys, between 6 and 10 officers ...
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Saad Maan al-Mosawi is a lieutenant colonel in the Iraqi police force responsible for community policing. He oversees a band of officers who build sources, visit business owners, talk to residents and feed valuable tips to investigators to head off suicide bombings and attacks by insurgents, says the Baltimore Sun. He visited Baltimore to learn how Americans police their cities. One of the first questions he posed to a top department ...
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19 hours ago ago from Newspaper Articles
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Police Brutality Case Nets $700,000 Settlement From City Council
2 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Chicago Tribune : A key City Council committee today recommended settling for $700,000 a civil rights claim filed against Chicago Police and the city that accused officers of clubbing and injuring a man without cause. Read the whole story: Chicago Tribune Get HuffPost Chicago On Facebook and Twitter Know something we don't? E-mail us at chicago@huffingtonpost.com
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