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Jury finds Easton police did not use excessive force. Chief praises his officers. - Vimarsana News

Jury finds Easton police did not use excessive force. Chief praises his officers.

Easton officers “handled the call professionally and extremely well,” Chief Carl Scalzo says.

Easton officers cleared of wrongdoing in civil trial stemming from block party melee - Vimarsana News

Easton officers cleared of wrongdoing in civil trial stemming from block party melee

An Easton police officer used appropriate force when he pushed past a 71-year-old woman to take her son into custody during a block party that turned into a melee, a federal jury decided.

Source: mcall.com
Defense in Ricardo Muñoz wrongful death suit denies it's seeking blanket confidentiality - Vimarsana News

Defense in Ricardo Muñoz wrongful death suit denies it's seeking blanket confidentiality

Lancaster city and the officer who fatally shot a man aren’t trying to unnecessarily withhold information from the man’s mother in her wrongful death suit against them, according to their

It cost nearly $81K to successfully defend a Lancaster city officer accused of excessive force; taxpayer share limited to $34K - Vimarsana News

It cost nearly $81K to successfully defend a Lancaster city officer accused of excessive force; taxpayer share limited to $34K

The city spent $33,884 of taxpayers’ money to successfully defend a police officer accused of slamming a woman into a car during an arrest, LNP | LancasterOnline learned through a

Lawsuit Alleges SCPD Officer Who Fatally Shot Osagie Was Unfit For Duty, Borough Pushes Back - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Alleges SCPD Officer Who Fatally Shot Osagie Was Unfit For Duty, Borough Pushes Back

Min Xian / WPSU About 50 people attended a protest in downtown State College Tuesday night to renew calls to remove three borough police officers who were involved in the killing of Osaze Osagie.  The protest was sparked by new details in the lawsuit by Osagie’s parents against the police. In an amended complaint filed in the federal court Monday, the family of Osaze Osagie alleged that former borough police officer Jordan Pieniazek abused alcohol and had behavioral issues.  The family said in a statement that at least one police officer was aware of those issues and the department s...

Source: wpsu.org