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Provincetown Police Department Implementing Body Cameras
The Provincetown Police Department will deploy body-worn cameras on all police officers starting Dec. 1, which the town said adds another layer of transparency to law
Akron Police Department Reimplementing Dashboard Cameras
Dashboard cameras are back in Akron Police Department vehicles roughly five years after officials retired the devices. Calls for police reform, including the installation of
Improper Facility Holding Lead to Death of Man with Disabilities
Jurors at a coroner’s inquest are hearing that a mentally ill man who died in an Ontario jail cell in 2016 should not have been
Police Officer Ruled Justified for Handcuffing 12-year-old Autistic Student.
Orlando, Fl. The DeLand Police Department has reviewed the handcuffing of a 12-year-old autistic student, and ruled it within protocol, though the officer was punished
Maryland Police Dragging Paralyzed Man from Car
A Maryland local who was wheelchair bound was pulled out of his car on September 25 by an officer. The officer told the disabled man
McAlpin Parents Grieving the Death of Their Child Resulting from Police Brutality
Daniel McAlpin was a 41 year-old suffering from mental illness. He would have hallucinations that evil spirits lived within his house. McAlpin’ parents said McAlpin
Albany County Refusing to Provide Public Records for Wrongful Death Settlement for Robbie Ramirez
A wrongful death settlement resulting from a controversial law-enforcement killing should remain secret, lawyers for Albany County argued today in newly filed court documents. That’s
Police Shooting of a Teenage Boy in New Hampshire Suffering from Mental Health
Mischa Fay was like a lot of kids growing up around Lake Winnipesaukee – he liked boating, Star Wars and pizza. He also loved playing