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Colorado is in the minority of states keeping comprehensive police officer data secret - Vimarsana News

Colorado is in the minority of states keeping comprehensive police officer data secret

Colorado one of just 15 states that keep a range of police officer data secret, preventing adequate public oversight of second-chance cops.

Bloomfield Township appeals chicken ruling to Michigan Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Bloomfield Township appeals chicken ruling to Michigan Supreme Court

There have been several disputes in recent years between owners of backyard chickens and Oakland County municipalities that don't allow them.

Even with new POST database and reforms, Colorado is in the minority of states keeping comprehensive police officer data secret - Vimarsana News

Even with new POST database and reforms, Colorado is in the minority of states keeping comprehensive police officer data secret

The refusal to release this information makes Colorado one of just 15 states that keep this type of police officer data secret, according to a nationwide reporting project, preventing the press and public from adequately monitoring the state’s oversight of wandering or second-chance officers.

Brooks Street parade celebrates nation's birthday - Laguna Beach Local News - Vimarsana News

Brooks Street parade celebrates nation's birthday - Laguna Beach Local News

Brooks Street residents marked the Fourth of July with their 16th annual neighborhood parade of golf carts and other vehicles.

10th Circuit says Clear Creek deputy who slammed detainee's head is entitled to immunity - Vimarsana News

10th Circuit says Clear Creek deputy who slammed detainee's head is entitled to immunity

The federal appeals court based in Denver has agreed an ex-Clear Creek County sheriff's deputy did not violate a detainee's constitutional rights by slamming his head into a metal doorframe,