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Fayette County, Ohio, Sheriff Vernon Stanforth said Friday that the $300 million in what the White House considers historic levels of funding for anti-crime measures through President Biden’s COVID rescue plan is not enough to address the string of organized retail thefts taking place in major cities across the country right now.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Friday that President Joe Biden supports law enforcement and believes they should be properly funded and supported in light of the recent spike in violent crime.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Friday that President Joe Biden supports law enforcement and believes they should be properly funded and supported in light of the recent spike in violent crime.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Friday that President Joe Biden supports law enforcement and believes they should be properly funded and supported in light of the recent spike in violent crime.

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Lack of local police participation could cause FBI's use-of-force database to shut down, GAO says

Kali9/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- The lack of police department participation in reporting use-of-force incidents could result in the FBI never publishing the data

Kali9/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- The lack of police department participation in reporting use-of-force incidents could result in the FBI never publishing the data

Kali9/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- The lack of police department participation in reporting use-of-force incidents could result in the FBI never publishing the data and the collection effort being shut down, according to a report released this week by the Government Accountability Office. In 2019, the FBI launched a voluntary use of force reporting system, designed to create a national database for law enforcement use-of-force incidents, in an effort to provide better transparency and accountability. I...

(WASHINGTON) -- The lack of police department participation in reporting use-of-force incidents could result in the FBI never publishing the data and the collec

Kali9/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- The lack of police department participation in reporting use-of-force incidents could result in the FBI never publishing the data