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Just over half say crime is up, just under half say its about the same.

Instead of asking their questions directly to Chief Smith, people were asked to write them down on a notecard, hand it to a facilitator, which was then given to a host and read out loud to the chief.

With the midterms fast approaching, Democrats are struggling to balance past reform efforts with support for police.

The Third Precinct reports the arrest of a Mamaroneck man for an incident that occurred on Sunday, September 4, 2022 at 12:17 pm in East Garden City. According to detectives, officers responded to The Red Roof Inn located at 699 Dibblee Drive for a female employee, 33, who was approached by a male occupant that

Samantha Belcourt is a former Minneapolis police officer who turned in her badge following the Saint George Floyd riots of 2020. In her reporting for Alpha News Liz has been providing a multidimensional view of Minneapoliss descent into the gutter. Liz writes up Belcourts story here based on her interview in the video below. The subhead on Lizs story extracts one thread: Giving up the Third Precinct was intentional, according

Y Police last night arrested a man for Leandra’s Law for driving while under the influence of drugs with his one-year-old child in his vehicle in Bellport.

Recent years have seen the museum, and especially the art museum, highlighted as a key site for protest and a critical space for political struggle. Actors within and beyond the art world have challenged the museum on the grounds that arts institutions perpetrate harm — not just in the galleries, and not only in the workplace, but on local, national, and even global scales.

Police said early reports indicated someone might have removed evidence from the crime scene.

Governor convened a news conference outside U.S. Bank Stadium, Jensen decries lawlessness

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey was quick to declare victory on primary night. His chosen candidate, Don Samuels, a political corpse reanimated by establishment endorsements and PAC money, had come within one point of defeating Rep Ilhan Omar in the Democratic Party primary. Jumping in front of cameras