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They call themselves militias, but actual militias report to the governor in Michigan

They call themselves militias, but actual militias report to the governor in Michigan
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Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules

Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules
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County, deputy union in another fight over pay

The Daily Reporter The Police Officers Association of Michigan, representing Branch County Sheriff deputies, and Branch County Commissioners are at odds over a contract dispute that went to arbitration last year.  Commissioners heard a grievance filed by deputies Carl Sevidal and Union President Steve Mcmanamey who did not receive retroactive pay raises awarded to other road patrol deputies. Both are usually assigned to courthouse duties.  Both are licensed police officers with state MCOLES certification. County attorney Bonnie Toskey, who lost the arbitration to the union, said that does not matter. She said there are court cases which require the covered officers “to engage daily to enforce general laws” and they do not qualify because “of the nature of their job assignments.”

Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules

Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules By Ken Dixon Milford Police Chief Keith Mello Law enforcement officials on Monday asked state legislators to delay new rules and clarify language on the use of deadly force until at least October of 2022, in order to revamp training methods, especially tactics on de-escalating incidents before they become violent. The request amounts to an 18-month pushback of parts of the controversial police reform and transparency bill adopted last summer by the General Assembly and signed by Gov. Ned Lamont. It also could give police more leeway in using deadly force, a crucial point of contention in the debate, which led to widespread protests by police and their suppoters.

Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules

Cops ask for 18-month delay and loosening of deadly force rules
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