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Library aims to preserve 'Black Lives Matter Fence' from protest - Vimarsana News

Library aims to preserve 'Black Lives Matter Fence' from protest

The Black Lives Matter Memorial Fence was covered with signs expressing outrage after the police killing of George Floyd, and later, over the Trump administration.

Source: wbaltv.com
Virginia Republicans taking steps to restore support for police - Vimarsana News

Virginia Republicans taking steps to restore support for police

RICHMOND, Va. — Like many Democrat controlled states, Virginia took a number of steps to reject some police procedures as part of the anti-police movement in the wake of George Floyd's death in 2020. But with Republicans taking control in last November's election, efforts are being made to restore support for police.

Source: afn.net
Mayor Jacob Frey temporarily bans no-knock warrants in Minneapolis following Amir Locke's shooting death by MPD - Vimarsana News

Mayor Jacob Frey temporarily bans no-knock warrants in Minneapolis following Amir Locke's shooting death by MPD

The mayor and MPD will review policy with national experts while the moratorium is in place.

Source: kare11.com
Obituary: Iris House - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Iris House

Iris Elizabeth Taylor Ford House, 102, passed away on January 22, 2022, at the Friendly Village Nursing Home in Rhinelander, WI.  Iris was born on April 10, 1919, at her family’s logging camp in Monico, Wisconsin.  She was the oldest of seven children born to Lucius A. Taylor II and Lillian Mae Flan

Experts, community say IMPD Use of Force Review Board lacks transparency, police accountability - Vimarsana News

Experts, community say IMPD Use of Force Review Board lacks transparency, police accountability

The reformed civilian-majority Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Use of Force Review Board began meeting in July, but national police oversight experts and some Indianapolis residents say it doesn't have enough power to hold police responsible for using force and enough transparency to involve the public.

Source: wfyi.org