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State debuts new database on cops with bad records - Vimarsana News

State debuts new database on cops with bad records

One of the biggest cries during the police reform marches of the summer of 2020 was about the inability of the public — even some police departments —to accurately track

Floridians Can Check If Officers Have Bad Records in New State Database - Vimarsana News

Floridians Can Check If Officers Have Bad Records in New State Database

The database on the Florida Department of Law Enforcement's website includes the records of officers who have received discipline from the Criminal Justice...

Opening statements set to begin in Parkland shooter's trial - Vimarsana News

Opening statements set to begin in Parkland shooter's trial

After months of delays and vetting to find an unbiased jury, opening statements are expected to begin Monday morning in the sentencing trial of convicted Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz.

Source: wptv.com
Parkland families look for closure as sentencing trial nears - Vimarsana News

Parkland families look for closure as sentencing trial nears

The Parkland community is looking for closure as the sentencing trial for Nikolas Cruz is set to begin Monday.

Source: wptv.com
Mental health pros, not police, to respond to some calls: Miami-Dade heeds calls for reform - Vimarsana News

Mental health pros, not police, to respond to some calls: Miami-Dade heeds calls for reform

After years of calls for reform, the Miami-Dade Police Department is set to make a landmark change in how it deals with many cases involving the mentally ill. Instead of dispatching just officers, the department expects to unveil “sprinter” trucks manned with mental health experts to respond to nonviolent emergencies calls.

Source: aol.com