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KPD applies to be part of project preventing officer misconduct - Vimarsana News

KPD applies to be part of project preventing officer misconduct

The ABLE Project is meant to help officers police other officers, preventing officer misconduct.

Source: wbir.com
Knoxville Police chief Paul Noel has dealt successfully with problems - Vimarsana News

Knoxville Police chief Paul Noel has dealt successfully with problems

New Knoxville Police Chief Paul Noel plans to integrate data into policing and hopes to create a dashboard for the community to follow along.

Paul Noel talks about new role as KPD chief - Vimarsana News

Paul Noel talks about new role as KPD chief

Paul Noel takes over as Knoxville police chief in June.

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Meet Knoxville's Police Department's new police chief - Vimarsana News

Meet Knoxville's Police Department's new police chief

The names of applicants and finalists will not be made available by the city, a choice open government and police accountability groups disagree with.

CNN Smerconish January 29, 2022 14:31:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Smerconish January 29, 2022 14:31:00

The person violating your rights is the supervisor, in that case, it was the sheriff. they said that the deputy sheriff still had a responsibility to intervene to prevent the violation. i think if you think about it, we didn't have police unless we act, to stand up and intervene when they see another officer violating somebody's rights but that also means they should have every -- they're fully equipped to be able to do that. >> so, what specifically should have transpired? what would the training tell them to do, in your view? >> that's a really important point. there's a duty to intervene in...