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Dallas PD working on violence interruption program targeting at-risk youth

Dallas PD working on violence interruption program targeting at-risk youth
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Group discusses deploying violence interrupters to help curb crime in Dallas

Group discusses deploying violence interrupters to help curb crime in Dallas
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No major changes to CMPD s search warrant policies, community activists still take it as sign of progress

No major changes to CMPDâs search warrant policies, community activists still take it as sign of progress CMPD will not change some policies after review By Paige Pauroso | April 6, 2021 at 6:39 PM EDT - Updated April 6 at 6:39 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department says it can only go so far when it comes to policing reforms. The department was asked to re-examine certain policies after last summerâs protests. Most recently theyâve been looking at how officers handle search warrants. At the urging of a national movement called âCampaign Zero,â CMPD agreed to recommendations on wearing body cams during searches and the department banned âno-knock warrantsâ last year.

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Aurelis Figueroa announces run for Magisterial District Judge in Lebanon

LebTown February 24, 2021 2 min read Aurelis Figueroa announced her candidacy for Magisterial District Judge #52-2-01, a position that oversees five wards in the City of Lebanon, in a February press release. Figueroa has lived in Lebanon for over 20 years. Her professional experience includes construction drafting and project management (including work in Lebanon City as part of the Elm Street Program) and work as a a real estate agent and mobile notary public. She is fluent in Spanish and English. The Magisterial District Judges, 512 in total, are the first level of the judicial system in Pennsylvania. They are involved in small civil lawsuits, traffic tickets, and the early stages of criminal cases, among other proceedings. The position offers a salary of over $93,000.

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Virtual forum next week will explore youth justice reforms, recommendations for changes

Virtual forum next week will explore youth justice reforms, recommendations for changes Updated Feb 18, 2021; Youth Advocate Programs (YAP), Inc., headquartered in Harrisburg, is one of the sponsors for a unique public web event next week that will highlight how a community-based, love-centered continuum of care can serve as an alternative to ineffective youth justice approaches that disproportionately harm Black and Brown youth. The virtual forum will run from noon to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 25 and will feature leading U.S. youth justice leaders and advocates in addition to a young man who delivers transformative services that not long ago supported his community re-entry.

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