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Fort Worth police officer fired for violating department's General Orders with racially insensitive social posts Three-year veteran Chadwick Hughes had been under investigation after a fellow officer had discovered "racially insensitive and inappropriate" posts, officials said. Author: Elizabeth Wiley Updated: 6:37 PM CST February 9, 2021 FORT WORTH, Texas — Police officials said Tuesday that a three-year veteran was fired for violating the department's General Orders related to his use of social media.  Former Officer Chadwick Hughes had been on restricted ...

New Appointment To General Orders Board For IMPD Has History Of Racially-Charged Posts Dr. Clyde Posley, a new appointment to the General Orders Board for IMPD, has an established history of publishing racially-charged posts and expressing anti-police sentiments on his social media, according to Indianapolis City-County Councilman Paul Annee (R). The newly created General Orders Board is designed to adopt, interpret and amend policing policies for the IMPD. Four of the board’s seven members will be civilians, but they must be residents of Marion County to qualify, and they cannot be current...

Report Focuses On Equity In Indianapolis Police Reform A new report takes a deeper look at police reform in Indianapolis with recommendations to build more equity and address systemic racism faced by Black residents. The Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee, GIPC, commissioned the report this past summer as protests for social justice and police reform filled the streets. The paper offers recommendations and action items on how to support equity based changes within the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Cummins Inc. Assistant General Counsel John Gaidoo, one of the lead authors ...

https://www.the-american-interest.com/2009/09/01/angels-in-blue/ The American Interest A Baltimore police vet extols the virtues of foot patrol. Baltimore’s population decline seems to have finally leveled off, sticking at around 630,000, down from almost 950,000 in 1950. Crime has leveled off, too, notwithstanding the fact that the city is on its sixth police commissioner since 1999. There were 234 homicides in 2008, the lowest number in decades and a big drop from 2007. Three police officers have been killed over the past six years; three too many, but better than the seven killed between...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On October 30 the Government of Manitoba announced province-wide changes to its #RestartMB Pandemic Response System in response to the surge of confirmed COVID-19 cases and the increasing test positivity rate. Notably, such changes moved the Winnipeg Metro Region into the critical (red) level, and the Southern Health-Santé Sud, Prairie Mountain Health and Interlake-Eastern Health regions into the restricted (orange) level. On November 12, all health regions across Manitoba moved to the cri...