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Pleasanton Police Department to present biannual update to City Council - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton Police Department to present biannual update to City Council

The Pleasanton City Council is set to hear a biannual update from the Pleasanton Police Department on Tuesday night, highlighting the latest updates in the department's operations and activities, and following up on new local trends.

Pleasanton PD welcomes new officer - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton PD welcomes new officer

Officer Melisa Gonzalez is the newest addition to the Pleasanton Police Department, city officials announced. 'We are confident she possesses the qualities and skills to enhance our service to the community,' Chief Swing said.

Report: California police stops down significantly in 2020 - Los Angeles Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Report: California police stops down significantly in 2020 - Los Angeles Sentinel

Traffic and pedestrian stops by California law enforcement agencies dropped significantly in 2020 compared to the year before, but Black or transgender people were still more likely to be searched than White or cisgender people, according to a state report released December 30.

California study shows racial, gender disparities in police stops and searches - Vimarsana News

California study shows racial, gender disparities in police stops and searches

Out of nearly 3 million reported vehicle and pedestrian stops, racial and gender disparities were shown.

California police stops down; but Black and transgender people more likely to be searched - Vimarsana News

California police stops down; but Black and transgender people more likely to be searched

Traffic and pedestrian stops by California law enforcement agencies dropped significantly in 2020 compared to the year before, but Black or transgender people were still more likely to be searched than white or cisgender people, according to a state report.

Source: foxla.com