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.
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Omaha police officer Jeffrey Vaughn stepped onto the shoulder of Interstate 80 near Gretna on a mild June 2020 day.
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.
Officers will be eligible for the bonus as soon as they're certified. Initially, the amount will around $7,500 per officer.
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
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 […]