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Conestoga Township man found with nearly 0.2 pounds of meth after trying to run from authorities: police - Vimarsana News

Conestoga Township man found with nearly 0.2 pounds of meth after trying to run from authorities: police

A Conestoga Township man who tried to run from police after a traffic stop had nearly 3 ounces of methamphetamine in his possession, according to police.

Floyd County Police Officers Graduate with Master's Degree - Vimarsana News

Floyd County Police Officers Graduate with Master's Degree

The Floyd County Police Department is pleased to announce the graduation of Pfc. Mike Bell and Sergeant William Wacker from the Georgia Law Enforcement Command…

'I could have lost two kids': Mother addresses settlement following wrongful RPD raid - Vimarsana News

'I could have lost two kids': Mother addresses settlement following wrongful RPD raid

City of Raleigh will pay families a total of $350,000 in lawsuit over former Raleigh police detective framed more than a dozen young black men.

Source: abc11.com
An Investigation Into Wrongful Drug Arrests in Raleigh – Rolling Stone - Vimarsana News

An Investigation Into Wrongful Drug Arrests in Raleigh – Rolling Stone

For years, people in North Carolina were wrongfully arrested on drug charges. Now, they’re demanding answers

Judge drops activist group, 10 officers from Raleigh police 'no-knock' raid lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Judge drops activist group, 10 officers from Raleigh police 'no-knock' raid lawsuit

A federal judge has removed the activist group Emancipate NC from a lawsuit accusing Raleigh police of violating residents' rights during a “no-knock” raid at the wrong home in 2020. U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle ruled Monday that the group lacked standing to take part in the case. Boyle’s order also removes 10 police officers as defendants in the suit.