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By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE — Ridgecrest Baptist Church, in Trussville, invited a Trussville Police Captain to give his testimony on Sunday, May 16, 2021. Senior Pastor Dr. Ric Camp welcomed Cpt. Greg Cardwell to the stage as part of National Police Week. The chaplains with the Trussville Police Department spent the week ministering to officers and even provided a steak dinner to the department on Thursday and Friday. As one of the chaplains, Camp said he has grown close to Ca...

Community mourns the death of Stockton police officer Share Updated: 10:51 PM PDT May 11, 2021 Share Updated: 10:51 PM PDT May 11, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY. LISA: KCRA 3’S STEPHANIE LIN IS HERE WITH MORE ON HOW THE OFFICER IS BEING REMEMBERD. STEPHANIE: OFFICER JIMMY INN WAS SHOT AND KILLED WHEN RESPONDING TO A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CALL IN STOCKTON. HE WAS JUST 30 YEARS OLD. >> JIMMY HAD A HEART OF GOLD. STEPHANIE: FAMILY GRIEVING TH...

Stockton police are now mourning one of their own after a deadly shootout unfolded on Tuesday morning. Officer Jimmy Inn was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call in North Stockton. He was 30. Sign up for our Newsletters "It's a very difficult day for everyone here in Stockton PD," said Chief Eric Jones. " gave the ultimate sacrifice and he came to work every day putting his life on the line for the complete strangers he...

Chargers Add Offensive Line Depth With Brenden Jaimes Selection Chargers add more offensive line help. Author: May 1, 2021 On day one of the draft, the Chargers drafted left tackle Rashawn Slater. They still needed depth, though. They took a step forward when they selected Brenden Jaimes from Nebraska, who played tackle in college but was listed as a guard by the team. Jaimes spoke to the media and said that he didnt know where he would be played but that all he cares about is coming in and com...

Police officer seriously burned when hit by Molotov cocktail April 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail STE. GENEVIEVE, Mo. (AP) — A Ste. Genevieve police officer was recovering from serious burns he suffered early Friday when his uniform caught fire after a man threw a Molotov cocktail at him, police said. The officer was responding to a disturbance call when he encountered the man outside his parents home, holding a bottle filled with flammable liquid, police said. The man lit the bottle and refus...

At Least 1 Dead, 4 in Critical Condition After Shooting at Texas Warehouse VladTV 1,790 views   •  comments According to reports, authorities arrested a suspect who opened fire at a Texas business. The shooting left one person dead and at least four others in critical condition. At the time of this article, the ages and names of the victims have not been disclosed. “One other person was transported with no injuries – apparently it was an asthma attack – and one person was deceased at...

Created: April 06, 2021 06:17 PM (ABC 6 News) - It’s a call no department ever wants to respond to, but early Tuesday morning, the Charles City Fire Department received a request for service from one of their own. It came from veteran firefighter Russ Bornstein. He was startled awake when a bolt of lightning struck his home and started a fire in the attic. “Approximately 3:30 in the morning, there was a loud crack. I decided I better go outside and look and see what’s going on....

SCHENECTADY – Following last week’s public hearing during which the city’s 24 proposed items toward police reform were criticized as not going far enough…

New panel has input on Schenectady police hires | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS By Shenandoah Briere | Shares0 Schenectady — Four new recruits for the Schenectady Police Department were some of the first candidates of the department to experience a hiring process which now includes conversations with a Community Advisory Panel.  “For the first time the community has insight into this process,” said Ron Gardner, the city’s Affirmative Action Officer, who heads the panel. The Police Departm...

Police files reveal disparity in internal discipline and record-keeping Disciplinary memos are filed, then disappear after a set period of time FacebookTwitterEmail State Assemblymember Daniel ODonnell addresses those gathered at a press conference held by advocates and legislators to call for the repeal of 50a, the civil service law that prohibits the disclosure of the personnel records of police officers, firefighters and correction officers, on Wednesday, June 13, 2018, in Albany, N.Y. (P...