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A city judge has ordered Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby to appear in court to defend herself against allegations that she violated his order by talking on the radio about the murder case of Keith Davis Jr.

A city judge has ordered Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby to appear in court to defend herself against allegations that she violated his order by talking on the radio about the murder case of Keith Davis Jr.

While some states have more recipients than others, current officeholders in 44 out of 50 states have actively accepted police cash and endorsement from police unions during their careers.

Escondido City Council members and city residents called for the creation of a citizens oversight committee for the city’s police department during a recent discussion of police hiring and training practices.

/PRNewswire/ -- Margaret Grossman, Managing Partner and President of Sugar Hill Capital Partners, is being honored as an Urban Angel by the New York...

Two years after the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer, the mayor has tried to overhaul the police, but many residents say that genuine change has been slow in coming.

The advocates says a receivership is the only solution to fixing the jails and claims that so far Mayor Adams and city Correction Commissioner Louis Molina have failed to improve the situation.

A national campaign is growing to end the use of ShotSpotter, an audio detection technology police use to track gun shots in major cities.

After meeting 51 of 52 reforms set out by a settlement in 2003, the Oakland Police Department will go in front of a judge Wednesday to attempt to end its federal oversight.

Manchester police hope to have the technology to detect gunshots in place throughout the city by this summer, resulting — in theory — in quicker response times to incidents of gun violence.