- November 13, 2026
DOJ seeks lenient sentence for former officer in Breonna Taylor case – Scripps News
DOJ seeks lenient sentence for former officer in Breonna Taylor case Scripps News Source link
DOJ says ex-detective convicted in Breonna Taylor raid should get one day in jail – Axios
DOJ says ex-detective convicted in Breonna Taylor raid should get one day in jail Axios Source link
Ex-head of Staten Island precinct among 4 former NYPD officials suing NYC over alleged retaliation – SILive.com
Ex-head of Staten Island precinct among 4 former NYPD officials suing NYC over alleged retaliation SILive.com Source link
Whistleblower lawsuit against Passaic County Police Academy expected to wrap up – Bergen Record
Whistleblower lawsuit against Passaic County Police Academy expected to wrap up Bergen Record Source link
A Buffalo Common Council member calls for police civilian review board – WGRZ
A Buffalo Common Council member calls for police civilian review board WGRZ Source link
Buffalo Common Council member calls for police civilian review board – WGRZ
Buffalo Common Council member calls for police civilian review board WGRZ Source link
Adams, top aides ran ‘coordinated criminal conspiracy’ at NYPD, former interim commish alleges – Politico
Adams, top aides ran ‘coordinated criminal conspiracy’ at NYPD, former interim commish alleges Politico Source link
Miami Gardens Police officers call for chief’s firing, allege misconduct and discrimination in civil rights lawsuit – WSVN
Miami Gardens Police officers call for chief’s firing, allege misconduct and discrimination in civil rights lawsuit WSVN Source link
Miami Gardens Police call for Chief’s firing, files civil rights lawsuit over misconduct and discrimination – WSVN
Miami Gardens Police call for Chief’s firing, files civil rights lawsuit over misconduct and discrimination WSVN Source link
Old Saybrook Releases Damning Outside Investigation of Police Chief Michael Spera, Workplace Practices – CT Examiner
Old Saybrook Releases Damning Outside Investigation of Police Chief Michael Spera, Workplace Practices CT Examiner Source link