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Transit riders seemed to be on their better behavior, with most continuing to wear masks and face covering on trains and buses Friday, after face covering restrictions were largely lifted in New Jersey. But not everyone practiced perfect pandemic prevention, based on NJ Advance Media’s observations during a bus, train and PATH ride Friday morning. While an executive order issued by Gov. Phil ...

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Women make up half of the population, but nationally make up only 12% of law enforcement. Author: Sarah Jones Updated: 6:19 PM EDT April 8, 2021 INDIANAPOLIS — With five years on the force under her belt, IMPD Ofc. Samone Burris said she always knew she wanted to become a police officer.    "I remember an officer came in to my fifth-grade classroom and talked about drugs and being safe," said Burris, an Indianapolis native. "That was the very first time I eve...

“We are lacking. We are definitely lacking,” she said. Demographics from the most recent census show that more than a third (37%) of New Britain residents are Hispanic or Latino, while 11% are African American. Stewart says there is a benefit in having public safety departments reflect the community it protects. “It’s an automatic comfort factor,” she explained, “When you see someone who resembles you that’s there to help.” Tiana Moore, a New Britain resident, agrees with the ef...

Vermilion police investigate fake bomb threat at middle school Police concerned about fake school threats Vermilion police investigating fake bomb threat at middle school By Shannon Smith | February 2, 2021 at 5:43 AM EST - Updated February 2 at 5:43 AM VERMILION, Ohio (WOIO) - Police are investigating another threat at a local school. Vermilion Police were called to Sailorway Middle School around 10:45 a.m. Monday for reports of a bomb threat. Police warned people on Facebook to avoid th...

The pair is expected to be arraigned Monday in Brockton District Court Published December 26, 2020 • Updated on December 26, 2020 at 9:35 pm Metro Police arrested two people Saturday in connection with a Christmas Eve stabbing in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, that left one person seriously injured, the towns police chief said. Eric Wise, 36, and Molly Flaherty, 33, both from Bridgewater, were taken into custody without incident, according to a statement from Bridgewater police Chief Ch...

1 Read / Add Comments A Fairfield County man was arrested after he was allegedly caught breaking windows at his girlfriends home during a domestic dispute. Derek Pflueger, 40, of Stamford, was arrested around 10:15 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 1, after Fairfield Police responded to a 911 call at a home on Kings Highway, said Lieutenant Antonio Granata.  The victim was able to run out of the home and call police reporting the violent behavior, which dispatchers relayed ...