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New study ranks Washington among top three states with most car thefts. What's causing it? - Vimarsana News

New study ranks Washington among top three states with most car thefts. What's causing it?

Since Washington state policies for law enforcement, including car chases, were updated in 2021 legislation, popular speculation has posited that crime rates could go up as a consequence. In those

New study ranks Washington among top three states with most car thefts. What's causing it? - Vimarsana News

New study ranks Washington among top three states with most car thefts. What's causing it?

The Evergreen State stands out in newly-released FBI data from 2022 with some of the highest car theft rates in the U.S.

Source: yahoo.com
Palmetto police reports on use of force in 2023 show officers turn to Tasers most often - Vimarsana News

Palmetto police reports on use of force in 2023 show officers turn to Tasers most often

Experts, activists question Palmetto PD for lack of public reporting on use-of-force incidents following man's death more than two months ago.

Source: yahoo.com
Law enforcement officials plan extra patrols for holidays - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement officials plan extra patrols for holidays

Extra patrols are planned for this holiday season, as law enforcement officials continue to remind citizens to stay safe.

Politicians love to cite crime data. It's often wrong - Vimarsana News

Politicians love to cite crime data. It's often wrong

Across the country, law enforcement agencies’ inability — or refusal — to send their annual crime data to the FBI has resulted in a distorted picture of the United States’ crime trends, according to a new Stateline analysis of the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting program participation data.