Seven years after the officers shot the unarmed motorist as he tried to drive away from them, officers Lucas Vinyard and Alejandro Amaya are reinstated.
The grant which provides funds for the first three years of each officer's salary that must be matched with borough funds.
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Trump’s Justice Department halts police reform agreements
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Trump's new Justice Department leadership orders a freeze on civil rights cases
DOJ suspends police reform agreements
The Department of Justice under President Donald Trump has suspended all police reform agreements between the federal government and local police departments. Acting Associate Attorney General Chad Mizelle issued the order this week to the Justice Department’s civil rights division to “not execute or finalize any settlements or consent decrees approved prior to January 20,
Indian American Sai Varshith Kandula, 20, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to attack the White House with a rented truck on May 22, 2023. The United States Department of Just
The death of 20-year-old Karon Hylton-Brown sparked angry protests in 2020, and led to the rare conviction of two D.C. police officers.
A day after President Donald Trump threw out policies that limited immigration arrests at sensitive locations, fear spread across the migrant community in the U.S. illegally who were stripped of protection in places they once felt safest.
When Democrats take the White House, they want to take over local police departments. Phoenix said no, and now it has backup from Donald Trump.
The Justice Department froze civil-rights litigation to allow the incoming Trump administration to review the agencies priorities, reports said.
It also signaled it could seek to back out of Biden-era agreements with police departments that engaged in discrimination or violence.
Elizabeth, a Chicagoan in the U.S. without legal permission and mother of three, is used to being involved in her community on the Northwest Side through volunteering at her children’s school and helping students.
Local governments and school systems in the D.C. area are going over the text of President Donald Trump’s executive orders to see how they might have to adjust to adhere to the law.
That figure would represent almost all of the nearly 1,600 people who were charged in the riot by the fourth anniversary Jan. 6, according to the Justice Department. About 1,270 had been convicted and 1,100 had been sentenced by that point, the department said.
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