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5 things to know about the resignation of KPD deputy chief Brooklyn Belk - Vimarsana News

5 things to know about the resignation of KPD deputy chief Brooklyn Belk

Knox News discovered a racist and email sent to Belk before she quit that reveals a gulf along lines of race in how people reacted to the message.

Are racist emails a crime or protected free speech? - Vimarsana News

Are racist emails a crime or protected free speech?

There’s a thin line between what constitutes a crime when it comes to racist emails and what is considered free speech under the U.S. Constitution.

Source: yahoo.com
Group starts departmental assessment at KPD, building on previous climate assessment - Vimarsana News

Group starts departmental assessment at KPD, building on previous climate assessment

The group conducting the assessment is 21CP Solutions, which works to improve police departments across the U.S.

Source: wbir.com
KPD: Interim Replacement Named for Outgoing Deputy Chief of Professional Standards - Vimarsana News

KPD: Interim Replacement Named for Outgoing Deputy Chief of Professional Standards

Federal Judge H. Bruce Guyton (Retired) Knoxville, TN (WOKI) The Knoxville Police Department has named an interim replacement for outgoing deputy chief of professional standards Brooklyn Belk. KPD officials Wednesday announced that retired Federal Judge H. Bruce Guyton will take on the role of

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Retired judge agrees to fill open KPD leadership role in interim - Vimarsana News

Retired judge agrees to fill open KPD leadership role in interim

Former Magistrate Judge H. Bruce Guyton agreed to fill the role of Interim Deputy Chief of Professional Standards, KPD said Wednesday.

Source: wbir.com