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Police Stops Have Fallen Dramatically in the Last Three Years - Vimarsana News

Police Stops Have Fallen Dramatically in the Last Three Years

Data shows that stops have plummeted by nearly half – down from 187,251 in 2019 to 96,119 in 2022. Police leaders say there are many reasons for the massive drop.

Gov. Sanders signs Arkansas Protect Act, plans to expand prisons - Vimarsana News

Gov. Sanders signs Arkansas Protect Act, plans to expand prisons

Governor Sanders signed a new law on Tuesday, that will change the prison and parole system in the state of Arkansas.

Source: thv11.com
Racial bias is well-documented in SDPD, but agency calls proposed solution 'radical' - Vimarsana News

Racial bias is well-documented in SDPD, but agency calls proposed solution 'radical'

San Diego Police do not need probable cause to pull you over. A proposed ordinance would change that, and address the documented disparities that exist between how white and Black drivers are treated by police. Advocates say it is time to address police discrimination. The police say the proposed ordinance isn't the way to do so.

Source: kpbs.org
Rep. Ilhan Omar makes her move into the mainstream - Vimarsana News

Rep. Ilhan Omar makes her move into the mainstream

McCarthy thinks it’s all gain, no pain for him to serve up a Muslim, immigrant Black woman who has been critical of the U.S. as red meat to his party’s base. Yet he may have misunderstood Omar’s rising position within her caucus.

Exclusive: Sen. Mullin Slams 'Fairytale' SOTU by 'Failed President' - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Sen. Mullin Slams 'Fairytale' SOTU by 'Failed President'

Joe Biden's State of the Union Address was “the state of whatever fairytale world” he is living in, according to Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK).