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Detroit Lakes police look to implement body cameras within 2 years; Becker County Sheriff's Office note positive first year of use The Detroit Lakes Police Department is looking to follow in the footsteps of the Becker County Sheriff's Office by implementing their own body camera program with in the next two years, according to the city's police chief. The Becker County Sheriff's Office has been using body cameras for nearly a year and are going to be purchasing additional cameras after their request was approved by the Becker County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, April 20, 20...

By Morgan Gstalter - 04/19/21 01:41 PM EDT   The chief of the Kaua'i Police Department in Hawaii received a five-day unpaid suspension after he was found to have made comments mocking people of Asian descent. After an employee launched a complaint against Chief Todd G. Raybuck, an investigation uncovered that he had violated the county’s policy against discrimination in November 2019 and July of last year, according to a statement released by the department on Friday. The human resources probe also said that the employee, who alleged Raybuck made racist comments to him, was not pass...

By Jarrod Mills Staff Writer Mar 16, 2021 Mar 16, 2021 WILLIAMSBURG - The Williamsburg City Council heard annual reports from both Police Chief Wayne Bird and Fire Chief Larry Todd during its meeting Monday evening. Bird started off the presentations, reporting that 9,711 calls were answered by his department last year. The Williamsburg Police Department issued 1,136 citations, and made 93 DUI arrests. Bird said the 93 DUI arrests were an increase from 2019, and that the majority of that figure was made up of college-aged people. WPD had 860 criminal arrest in 2020, issued 308 cit...

The 21-year-old suspect, who was detained after allegedly stealing a package of T-shirts from JCPenney, is in custody and will be charged with attempted murder, police said.

Fischer, 54, has been charged with obstruction of law enforcement during civil disorder, knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority, violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds and obstruction of justice/Congress. "Police Officer Joseph Fischer remains on unpaid suspension as required by the Pennsylvania Confidence in Law Enforcement Act," Miller read. "The township will continue to monitor developments in the case brought by the United States against Mr. Fischer."  Officials did not take questions regarding Fischer or Leahy, sa...