NH police look to save money with staff changes

By Paul Montgomery The Union Leader HOOKSETT, N.H. — As the police department reviews an audit performed by Public Safety Strategies Group, the suggestion to restructure staff is already under way. At the command staff level, the administrative lieutenant will become a civilian position. Police commission Chairwoman Joanne McHugh said…

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Video released in fatal Ogden police shooting

By PoliceOne Staff OGDEN, Utah — Newly-released dash cam video shows scenes from a shootout that left an officer dead and five other officers wounded. The footage was taken as officers arrived at an Ogden home where fellow cops were conducting a drug raid in January, KSL reported. As an…

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Lawyer: Pasadena police scapegoated 911 caller

Associated Press PASADENA, Calif. — A lawyer for a man who wrongly reported an armed robbery to 911 says Pasadena police are scapegoating his client in the shooting death of a college boy. Oscar Carrillo's lawyer Andres Bustamante said Friday that Pasadena police are doing damage control at his client's…

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Maine police officers to receive warrants by email

By Judy Harrison Bangor Daily News PORTLAND, Maine — The state court system took a step into the digital world this week when it electronically transmitted 41,000 existing arrest warrants into the system used by public safety officials around the state. This will allow police officers to receive warrants more…

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The debate over ‘police militarization’ continues

Author: Lance Eldridge In January of this year, PoliceOne’s Chuck Remsberg published a controversial letter from Retired Constable Scott Enlow that created a bit of a blog firestorm. Mr. Enlow expressed his concerns that with a combination of federally-purchased “military-type equipment,” an influx of war veterans into the profession, and…

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