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Tips for staying ahead of 'porch pirates' this holiday season - Vimarsana News

Tips for staying ahead of 'porch pirates' this holiday season

D.C. Police Chief Robert Contee had advice for people to make sure they receive the holiday packages they sent for.

Source: wtop.com
DC Council approves criminal code changes US Attorney's Office warned 'could undermine community safety' - Vimarsana News

DC Council approves criminal code changes US Attorney's Office warned 'could undermine community safety'

The Washington, D.C. Council gave initial approval to a massive overhaul of the district's criminal code despite objections from several high-ranking officials.

Source: fox5dc.com
Arlington Police Detained the Wrong Man. Then They Added Insult To Injury - Vimarsana News

Arlington Police Detained the Wrong Man. Then They Added Insult To Injury

APD had evidence that their suspect was not involved with human trafficking. That didn’t stop them from pursuing him

White House rejects promoting general involved in Capitol riot response - Vimarsana News

White House rejects promoting general involved in Capitol riot response

Lt. Gen. Walter E. Piatt was backed to become the four-star general at Army Futures Command by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth and Gen. James McConville. But according to two defense officials speaking anonymously, the White House declined to send Piatt’s nomination to the Senate.

'It's sworn duty': Experts discuss officers resigning after not shooting suspect - Vimarsana News

'It's sworn duty': Experts discuss officers resigning after not shooting suspect

A copy of Fairfield Township’s ‘Use of Force’ policy does not specifically say that officers must use deadly force but outlines situations when an officer 'may use' deadly force.

Source: wcpo.com