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Local law enforcement surveillance policy in question amid expansion of federal intelligence program - Vimarsana News

Local law enforcement surveillance policy in question amid expansion of federal intelligence program

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The renewal of a contentious federal surveillance program made national headlines this week, but some experts argue surveillance on the…

3 Cities Sue Body Camera Maker Axon Over Antitrust Allegations - Vimarsana News

3 Cities Sue Body Camera Maker Axon Over Antitrust Allegations

A trio of East Coast cities are hoping to do what the Feds could not: successfully show that Axon forced their police departments to overpay.

Source: forbes.com
NYC to pay out $17.5 million for making Muslim women remove their hijabs for mugshots - Vimarsana News

NYC to pay out $17.5 million for making Muslim women remove their hijabs for mugshots

New York City has reportedly agreed to pay out $17.5 million after a class action lawsuit, spearheaded by two Muslim women, claimed that their religious rights were violated after police forced them to remove their hijabs to take a mugshot photo after they were arrested. Fox News Digital reported th...

New York to pay US$17.5m for forcing removal of Hijabs in mug shots - Vimarsana News

New York to pay US$17.5m for forcing removal of Hijabs in mug shots

The two Muslim women said they felt shamed and exposed by the police officers’ actions. Read more at straitstimes.com.

New York to pay $17.5m in lawsuit for forcing women to remove hijab - Vimarsana News

New York to pay $17.5m in lawsuit for forcing women to remove hijab

After the deduction of legal fees, the payout will be around $13.1 million, which could increase if enough of the over 3,600 eligible class members submit their claims.