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Philadelphia Controller's review of police spending details staffing issues, varying 911 response times - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia Controller's review of police spending details staffing issues, varying 911 response times

In a city struggling with violent crime, the Philadelphia City Controller’s Office has found that there are fewer police officers now than in recent years.

Source: fox29.com
Best's Insurance Law Podcast: Insurance Defense Attorneys Combat Workers' Compensation Fraud - Vimarsana News

Best's Insurance Law Podcast: Insurance Defense Attorneys Combat Workers' Compensation Fraud

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation.

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Sims, Rabb propose bill to reform act to financially assist injured law enforcement officers - Vimarsana News

Sims, Rabb propose bill to reform act to financially assist injured law enforcement officers

HARRISBURG, March 2 – State Reps. Brian Sims and Chris Rabb, both D-Phila., have proposed a bill that would reform the state law that financially...

Wilkes-Barre paramedics get no compensation for COVID-related work loss - Vimarsana News

Wilkes-Barre paramedics get no compensation for COVID-related work loss

The Wilkes-Barre city employees most likely to come into contact with COVID-19 patients don’t receive the same financial protections as some others if they miss work for COVID-related reasons.

Third Circuit upholds dismissal of 'premature' suit from police officer who sued over medical benefits denial - Vimarsana News

Third Circuit upholds dismissal of 'premature' suit from police officer who sued over medical benefits denial

PHILADELPHIA – A trio of judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit agreed with a lower federal court that an injured, part-time police officer filed suit for denial of her medical benefits too quickly, before the benefits themselves were officially denied.