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Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong 'not credible:' confidential report finds - Vimarsana News

Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong 'not credible:' confidential report finds

Oakland Police Chief Leronne Armstrong was "not credible" when he denied knowing the details of a sergeant’s alleged misconduct in a case that’s at the heart of an unraveling scandal that could cost the chief his job, independent investigators found.

Source: ktvu.com
Federal law enforcement gun is 4th in series of area accidental shootings - Vimarsana News

Federal law enforcement gun is 4th in series of area accidental shootings

The gun, two sources said, was manufactured by Sig Sauer, a company at the center of multiple lawsuits over shootings where the trigger was not pulled.

Source: wisn.com
St. Louis County officers moving to 12-hour shifts Christmas Day - Vimarsana News

St. Louis County officers moving to 12-hour shifts Christmas Day

The 12-hour shifts are meant to help combat officer shortages throughout the police department.

Source: ksdk.com
City finds Milwaukee police falsified COVID-19 vaccination statuses - Vimarsana News

City finds Milwaukee police falsified COVID-19 vaccination statuses

The investigation found that a Milwaukee Police Department lieutenant told two employees to say "yes" on questions confirming their COVID-19 vaccination statuses.

Common Council Approves COPS Hiring Grant - Vimarsana News

Common Council Approves COPS Hiring Grant

  By Milwaukee Police Department - Jan 19th, 2021 05:40 pm On Tuesday, January 19, 2021, the COPS Hiring Grant was approved by the Common Council. As a result of this decision, 30 new police officers will be fully funded for the next three years through a $9.7 million grant. We appreciate that the decision by the Common Council to approve the grant was not unanimous and understand that it comes with the expectation that we, as a police department, will continue our efforts to improve as an agency. As part of the file (Substitute File #200676, item #22), the entire...