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Friends and family honored the lives of more than 200 peace officers. DPS dedicated the memorial wreath to the family of trooper James Scott Burns who was shot and killed by a driver in 2008.
A popular snack for kids is now a part of police's latest warning to parents after a bag of what seemed to be just tasty, fun-shaped crackers was confiscated from a local teen after authorities discovered it was actually a bag of edibles.
SAVE THE DATE! Join us for the 27th Annual Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe “Green Corn Dance” Powwow on July 3, 2021. Gate opens at 10 AM and Grand Entry at 12 Noon. Experience the native drums and songs, dancers in full regalia, arts and craft vendors, native food, our Iroquoian language and the history of the tribe and Cattashowrock Town Palisade Village as narrated by Chief Walt “Red Hawk” Brown. No Pets Please (Service Animals Welcome) Bring Lawn Chairs.
Advertisement The lawsuit says Furcron still suffers from neurological symptoms, permanent facial scarring and loss of vision in one of her eyes. The suit also says doctors have told her she may not regain vision in that eye. Department officials said in a Friday news release the incident “did not warrant imposing discipline” on Knudson based on “the totality of the circumstances, an independent review by a qualified expert in the areas of use of force and less lethal munitions ... and the absence of any significant violation of department policies.” Furcron’s attorney did not respo...