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A surprise move by the u. S. To pull troops from Northern Syria as plunge the region security into turmoil the kurds say theyre being stabbed in the back by their american allies. Also coming up in european interior ministers to address the growing numbers of migrants arriving across the mediterranean they want more countries to share the burden of. Refugee. Oh im sorry martin good to have you with us here in germany 9 people have been injured after a stolen truck rammed into cars german media are reporting that authorities believe the incident could be a terrorist attack but investigators hav...

The firing of two trainers who used racist slurs at the police academy Most recently, the organization has criticized Barton’s decision to transfer Officer Shanette Hall out of the recruitment division and put her back on patrol. Hall is a board member of the Ethical Society and recently gave interviews to national media outlets talking about the racism Black women face on the force. Barton said Thursday she was transferred 12 times during her 40-year career with the department — and not one of them was by her choosing. “I can say that under my realm as chief, there have never been any ...

'Negligent and irresponsible' | Acting St. Louis County Council Chair blasts police board Rita Days sent a letter to commissioners criticizing them for rewarding the police chief and being too close to County Executive Sam Page Credit: St. Louis County Police Department Author: Christine Byers (KSDK) Updated: 9:59 AM CST February 11, 2021 ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Acting St. Louis County Council Chair Rita Days sent a scathing letter to the Board of Police Commissioners this week, calling its members “negligent and irresponsible in their own appointed duties...

    ST. LOUIS, Missouri (KMOV) — St. Louis County released the audio file of racist remarks a county dispatcher said on police radio last weekend. News 4 was able to obtain the audio after a lawyer sued the county, accusing them of breaking Sunshine laws. County police fought the audio’s release, citing personnel matters. “For crying out loud, those [expletive] [expletive],” the dispatcher is heard saying in the Jan. 9 transmission. The context of the comments is still unclear, but the County Police Association claims the dispatcher directed the slur at a fellow employee. New...