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GRPD Chief takes questions about drone program, privacy concerns - Vimarsana News

GRPD Chief takes questions about drone program, privacy concerns

Many voiced concerns about privacy, fearing facial recognition, discrimination and harassment, while Chief Eric Winstrom stressed multiple times the drones would be used on a mission-specific basis.

Waiting for justice: Why Michigan's public employees are protected by government immunity - Vimarsana News

Waiting for justice: Why Michigan's public employees are protected by government immunity

If you lost a loved one and wanted to hold the government responsible for actions - or lack thereof - you would be out of luck. Michigan governments are protected by government immunity -- but why is it in place?

3 years after George Floyd, Michigan can pass police reform - Vimarsana News

3 years after George Floyd, Michigan can pass police reform

Michiganders support a host of common-sense police reform policies, and Lansing Democrats are committed to passing them.

'We're not going to forget': Dozens rally, calling for justice for Lyoya - Vimarsana News

'We're not going to forget': Dozens rally, calling for justice for Lyoya

Patrick Lyoya was fatally shot in April 2022. Ex-GRPD Officer Schurr was charged with second-degree murder in his death. Trial is scheduled for October 24.

Patrick Lyoya's parents, supporters march for speedy trial against former Grand Rapids officer - Vimarsana News

Patrick Lyoya's parents, supporters march for speedy trial against former Grand Rapids officer

The trial for the former Grand Rapids police officer who shot and killed the African immigrant last spring has been pushed back to late October.

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