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New York police officer placed on paid leave after hitting handcuffed woman who tried to bite him: report Paul Best An upstate New York police officer is on paid administrative leave after authorities said he struck a woman who was trying to bite him during an altercation in a Walmart, according to local news reports.  Officers were called to the store shortly before 5 p.m. on July 4 with reports of a group of five or six people fighting.  "While in route officers were advised that the employees were being threatened, struck in the face, and the customers had also been ...

Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – As Jerry Pace talked about his most recent arrest for criminal trespass, possession and public intoxication, the hope in his eyes about the future faded. “They’re wanting $100 a day to be in their jail, and then court costs,” the 57-year-old said, looking at the ground. “That’s what hurts me a lot.” Jerry Pace and Sherry Nicholson at the YAIPaks Outreach warehouse in downtown Clarksville. (Courtesy Sherry Nicholson). Just from his last arrest and conviction on simple possession and criminal trespass, Pace owes the courts close...

Not just the Skyline: While tenants suffer across Syracuse, the Greens have a bigger plan Updated 6:00 AM; Syracuse, N.Y. — Even the mail carrier won’t go to the Vincent Apartments. It’s just not safe there, the U.S. Postal Service says. There’s no lighting in the mailroom. People often sleep there. Its floor is sometimes splashed with human feces. Thieves steal the mail. The Vincent is one of 11 Central New York housing complexes owned by Green National, the real estate firm of prominent former football player Tim Green and his son, Troy Green. The company has found itself in the cr...

4 officers involved in Jamesville teen’s shooting death were not wearing body cameras Updated Mar 12, 2021; Facebook Share Jamesville, NY — The four police officers involved in the shooting death of a Jamesville teen a week ago were not wearing body cameras. Body camera footage is key evidence in police shootings: it can show exactly what’s going on the second that an officer opens fire. That’s crucial information as the state Attorney General’s Office probes the police fatal shooting of 17-year-old Judson Albahm. But none of the officers who fired -- from DeWitt, state police and ...