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Orange sheriff IDs man killed by deputies after reported suicide attempt - Vimarsana News

Orange sheriff IDs man killed by deputies after reported suicide attempt

The name of a man killed by Orange County deputy sheriffs was released Wednesday, a day after he was shot while charging at deputies responding to a reported suicide attempt in the Fairview Shores neighborhood. Deputies arrived to a home on Davisson Street around 3 p.m. Tuesday, where 43-year-old Decarlos Long was reported to have been hurting himself with a kitchen knife. Sheriff John Mina ...

Source: yahoo.com
Sergeant with Orange County Sheriff's Office behavioral unit joins Trooper Steve On Patrol - Vimarsana News

Sergeant with Orange County Sheriff's Office behavioral unit joins Trooper Steve On Patrol

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Orange County government proposes $23 million boost to sheriff's office operating budget | Orlando Area News | Orlando - Vimarsana News

Orange County government proposes $23 million boost to sheriff's office operating budget | Orlando Area News | Orlando

By comparison, housing programs get short shrift

Spokane Fire Department program would provide further treatment to overdose victims - Vimarsana News

Spokane Fire Department program would provide further treatment to overdose victims

SPOKANE, Wash. -- When Spokane paramedics treat overdose victims with Narcan, often times those same victims end up overdosing again just hours later.

Source: kxly.com
Citizen board prompts Orlando police policy changes - Vimarsana News

Citizen board prompts Orlando police policy changes

A citizen board has prompted some policy changes for Orlando police, but some community members feel their authority is too limited.