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Are Supervisors Leaving Police Reform Efforts to Languish? - Vimarsana News

Are Supervisors Leaving Police Reform Efforts to Languish?

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'He's Dead from Shoplifting': Mother of Black Man Killed by Police After Allegedly Stealing Sunglasses Wants to Know Why Cops Shot Her Unarmed Son - Vimarsana News

'He's Dead from Shoplifting': Mother of Black Man Killed by Police After Allegedly Stealing Sunglasses Wants to Know Why Cops Shot Her Unarmed Son

The family of an unarmed Black man shot in the chest by police is demanding to know why he was killed, claiming he posed no threat. Timothy Johnson, 37,

Distrust hangs over Fairfax County's introduction to new police chief - Vimarsana News

Distrust hangs over Fairfax County's introduction to new police chief

May 7, 2021 at 2:10pm (Updated 5:00 p.m.) Kevin Davis’s first challenge as Fairfax County’s new police chief is to earn the public’s trust, and if the community input session held last night (Thursday) was any indication, it will be a formidable task. In a virtual discussion that lasted more than two hours, caller after caller expressed dismay at what they believe was insufficient transparency and community engagement from the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors during the hiring process, leading many to question that if the county made the right decision in appointing Davis. “The Bo...

DC suburb bans county employees from aiding ICE agents in Fairfax County, VA | American Military NewsAmerican Military News - Vimarsana News

DC suburb bans county employees from aiding ICE agents in Fairfax County, VA | American Military NewsAmerican Military News

Employees in Fairfax County, Va. — just outside of Washington, D.C. — are officially prohibited from working with federal immigration agents, in a move to help illegal immigrants who reportedly avoided getting help during the COVID-19 pandemic for fear of being deported. The long-standing practice known as the “Trust Policy” was formally adopted in a 9-to-1 vote by the county’s Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, the Washington Post reported. The rule bars any county employees from pursuing or sharing information about an individual’s immigration status, unless required by state or f...