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Investigation leads to drugs and weapons charges for Windsor man - Vimarsana News

Investigation leads to drugs and weapons charges for Windsor man

A Windsor man is facing multiple drugs and weapons charges after police launched an investigation into “suspicious behaviour.”

EPD Says it is Employing Undercover Operations to Combat Rising Rates of Retail Thefts - Vimarsana News

EPD Says it is Employing Undercover Operations to Combat Rising Rates of Retail Thefts

In response to rising retail theft reports, The Eureka Police Department (EPD) has coordinated undercover operations with the assistance of EPD patrol officers, the Community Safety and Engagement Team (CSET), the Problem Oriented Policing team (POP), non-sworn personnel, and an Agent from Alcoho

'No Evidence' That Gun Buyback Programs Reduce Gun Violence, New Economic Study Finds - Vimarsana News

'No Evidence' That Gun Buyback Programs Reduce Gun Violence, New Economic Study Finds

If a preponderance of evidence shows gun buybacks are ineffective and costly, it invites an important question: why are they so popular with local governments?

Source: fee.org
Watson to Step Down as Eureka Police Chief - Vimarsana News

Watson to Step Down as Eureka Police Chief

Eureka Police Chief Steve Watson announced his sudden retirement today. He will leave the post at the end of November after serving for four years....

Stabbing incident involving two juvenile students results in four schools locked down - Vimarsana News

Stabbing incident involving two juvenile students results in four schools locked down

According to Hanford Police Lt. James Lutz, the incident began on Thursday afternoon when two boys from Woodrow Wilson Junior High School got into an argument, which resulted in one