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Ring ending law enforcement's access to 'Request for Assistance' tool - Vimarsana News

Ring ending law enforcement's access to 'Request for Assistance' tool

Ring, a major security company owned by Amazon, is making some changes to its popular app "Neighbors" after a growing number of privacy concerns from customers.

Source: mynbc5.com
Robbinsdale police seek BCA review into man's drowning after he evaded officers - Vimarsana News

Robbinsdale police seek BCA review into man's drowning after he evaded officers

Medical examiner ruled death an accidental drowning, but skeptics have expressed doubts based on unofficial release of autopsy photos.

Local police departments starting to see increase in staffing - Vimarsana News

Local police departments starting to see increase in staffing

Burlington Police Dept. is actively trying to hire more officers as staffing shortages have negatively impacted response times and other daily operations.

Source: mynbc5.com
Robbinsdale police: Man fatally shot after charging with knife - Vimarsana News

Robbinsdale police: Man fatally shot after charging with knife

Robbinsdale police say officers shot and killed man who charged them with a knife A news release from Chief Patrick Foley says the man refused several commands to drop his knife, and charged at officers before he was shot. Author: Dana Thiede Updated: 11:15 PM CST January 8, 2021 ROBBINSDALE, Minn. — The Robbinsdale police chief says his officers shot and killed a man who was charging at them with a knife on Friday morning. In a news release sent out Friday afternoon, Chief Patrick Foley said officers were attempting to stop a vehicle at about 11 a.m. Friday....

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