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Do you need to stay on scene to report a crime or crash? Can you go online? What to know

You can file a police report online for non-emergency crimes and certain accident types, but staying on-site is advised.

'Outsourcing of police work' - civil rights watchdog raises concerns over Garda release of Dublin riots 'persons of interest' images

The publication of numerous images by gardaí raises significant concerns about the presumption of innocence and the potential risks involved.

Westminster knifeman was lawfully killed - inquest

The inquest jury concluded the man fatally shot by a City of London Police officer while armed with two knives was lawfully killed.

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City Council passes 'How Many Stops Act'

The 'How Many Stops Act' requires officers to record race, age, and gender of civilians during encounters, taking effect after lawmakers overrode Mayor Adams' veto.

Pasadena police consider body cameras that activate when officers draw handguns

Body cameras to automatically activate when a gun is drawn, enhancing police oversight.

Pasadena Police Department considering a $4.5-million purchase for new technology to improve recording capabilities.

City Council passes 'How Many Stops Act'

The 'How Many Stops Act' requires officers to record race, age, and gender of civilians during encounters, taking effect after lawmakers overrode Mayor Adams' veto.

Pasadena police consider body cameras that activate when officers draw handguns

Body cameras to automatically activate when a gun is drawn, enhancing police oversight.

Pasadena Police Department considering a $4.5-million purchase for new technology to improve recording capabilities.

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New York Gov. Hochul's latest terrible idea: militarized public transit

Using National Guard on NYC subway may create issues

Guard members trained for combat, not policing.

Wayne Couzens: Inquiry into Sarah Everard's killer to report first findings - BBC News

The Angiolini Inquiry is releasing its findings on the Sarah Everard murder case, focusing on the police's knowledge of the perpetrator's behavior.

Wayne Couzens, the Metropolitan Police officer who abducted and murdered Sarah Everard, is serving a whole-life term after pleading guilty.

NYPD starts reporting low-level stops under controversial new law affecting rank-and-file: 'Huge pain in the ass'

Controversial 'How Many Stops Act' initiated, frustrating NYPD officers with increased paperwork demands.

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