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Sacramento police officer arrested following domestic violence incident Published  article SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A Sacramento police officer was arrested Friday on suspicion of domestic violence and making a threat with a gun, authorities said. Justin Shepard, 30, was also booked into jail on suspicion of false imprisonment, corporal injury on a spouse or cohabitant and making criminal threats against a victim of death or great bodily injury, according to jail records cited by the Sacramento Bee. The Police Department was notified on Thursday of the domestic violence incident, which occurred...

Officer arrested on domestic violence-related charges, Sacramento police say © Sarah Heise/KCRA - A Sacramento police officer was arrested Friday on domestic violence charges, the department announced. On Thursday, the Sacramento Police Department was notified of a domestic violence incident in the Natomas area that happened about a week prior.Sign up for our Newsletters The victim involved has visible injuries but did not need to be hospitalized, the department said. The suspect, 30-year-old Justin Shepard, has been an officer in the department for about three years. The department said t...

Updated: 5:47 PM PDT May 7, 2021 KCRA Staff A Sacramento police officer was arrested Friday on domestic violence charges, the department announced.On Thursday, the Sacramento Police Department was notified of a domestic violence incident in the Natomas area that happened about a week prior.The victim involved has visible injuries but did not need to be hospitalized, the department said. The suspect, 30-year-old Justin Shepard, has been an officer in the department for about three years.The department said the incident happened when Shepard was off duty. He was arrested ...

How a new virtual reality system can help train Sacramento police for real-life encounters Sacramento Bee 5/8/2021 Rosalio Ahumada, The Sacramento Bee May 8—Two Virginia police officers in December pulled over a Black and Latino U.S. Army officer for a missing license plate before they pointed guns at 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario, pepper sprayed him and pushed him to the ground, according to videos of the incident. A week later, Lt. Zachary Bales and his training division team at the Sacramento Police Department were analyzing the video of that controversial police encounter to l...

Concern builds over Sacramento Police’s new use of force policy Some say it could drive officers to retire, and one city council member voted no. If the policy changes, Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn says so would training at the academy. Sacramento Mayor Daryl Steinberg proposed the new policy and said that’s the goal. “There have been too many shootings. We’re also trying to protect the lives of officers as well,” he said. With a vote of 8 to 1, Sacramento City Council adopted a higher use-of-force standard for police. Under this new policy, officers are justified in using de...