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Oath Keepers database: What to know about the NH residents on the list - Vimarsana News

Oath Keepers database: What to know about the NH residents on the list

Nearly 300 NH residents – including law enforcement members, a Republican state senator and military members – appear in Oath Keepers militia database.

How should police misconduct be investigated? A new bill takes a stab at answering. - Vimarsana News

How should police misconduct be investigated? A new bill takes a stab at answering.

In 2018, an audit revealed that the Salem Police Department failed to properly investigate a number of complaints concerning their officers’ alleged misconduct. The incidents quietly dismissed by the department included a high-speed chase between two...

State to launch new accreditation process for police departments - Vimarsana News

State to launch new accreditation process for police departments

The opportunity exists, but few New Hampshire police departments have taken it. Despite the existence of a national program to review standards and certify police departments – the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies – only 17...

N.H. to launch new accreditation process for police departments - Vimarsana News

N.H. to launch new accreditation process for police departments

It is unclear how many New Hampshire departments will take part in the statewide certification process, which will be voluntary.

Source: nhpr.org
Valley News - NH House takes up bill to create police misconduct review panel - Vimarsana News

Valley News - NH House takes up bill to create police misconduct review panel

CONCORD — New Hampshire is moving forward with plans to create a statewide independent panel to receive complaints about police misconduct, though some don’t think it would be independent enough.The House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee...

Source: vnews.com