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Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven't sided with any resident who formally complained of bias - RIVER COUNTRY - Vimarsana News

Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven't sided with any resident who formally complained of bias - RIVER COUNTRY

Omaha police officer Jeffrey Vaughn stepped onto the shoulder of Interstate 80 near Gretna on a mild June 2020 day.

Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven't sided with any citizen who formally complained of bias - Vimarsana News

Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven't sided with any citizen who formally complained of bias

Data analyzed by Flatwater Free Press shows that Omaha police side with formal citizen complaints nearly 20% of time, but never if those complaints are regarding alleged police bias or discrimination.

Both new and veteran officers will receive payments - Vimarsana News

Both new and veteran officers will receive payments

Officers will be eligible for the bonus as soon as they're certified. Initially, the amount will around $7,500 per officer.

Mark Stephenson named new director of Nebraska's police training program - Vimarsana News

Mark Stephenson named new director of Nebraska's police training program

A longtime instructor at theNebraska Law Enforcement Training Center, Mark Stephenson has been named the new director of the state's police training program.Br

Nebraska Officials Still Unsure About Relaxing Drug-Use Rules For Police Recruits - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Officials Still Unsure About Relaxing Drug-Use Rules For Police Recruits

The proposal would lower the drug-use standards to no marijuana use within one year and no hard drug use within three years. By Paul Hammel, Nebraska Examiner A Nebraska law enforcement panel is still considering whether to adjust its drug-use standards for new recruits after Gov. Jim Pillen (R) recently rejected a proposal to relax […]