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The latest official report on police racial profiling in Connecticut finds no significant disparity in the way police treated drivers during traffic stops in 2022.
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A bill waiting for a vote in the Connecticut House would prohibit police officers from stopping motorists who may be in violation of secondary violations like broken headlights, unlit license plates and dark-tinted windows.
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GOP leaders said recent police accountability and clean slate laws, as well as the legalization of marijuana, have hurt police recruitment and retention in Connecticut.
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Police supporters in Manhattan rallied to drum up support for law enforcement and protest certain policies like bail reform.
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Suffolk County is among the last police departments in the state to start using body cameras. The program was approved in 2021 as part of state-mandated police reforms.
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After much resistance, Suffolk County publicly released its policy on how it uses body cameras. The long-sought policy raises several concerns for civil…
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Nearly a dozen members of Nassau County’s police reform task force have resigned in protest over what they call a “fraud” plan to reform policing. The…
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Police in New York are now required to report when they fire their gun on the job. It’s part of several police reform bills signed by Governor Andrew…
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Dozens of protesters are camped outside police headquarters in Bridgeport, Connecticut. They’re calling for the department to be abolished. About a dozen…
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School officials in New Haven, Connecticut, are pushing back on demands that police officers be removed from city schools.The demand for the removal of…