CEOs, chief information officers, chief technology officers, chief transformation officers and chief innovation officers were among the speakers.
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The council includes top-tier chief information officers, chief technology officers, chief digital officers, chief security officers and senior technology decision makers.
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" Among its conclusions was this: "Negro officers should not be placed over white officers, noncommissioned officers or soldiers.
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Officers or former officers run 11 of the 32 ministries; 11 of the 23 state governors are retired officers.
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Two hundred are New York Police Department officers, and 300 are M.T.A. police officers or bridge and tunnel officers.
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Chief technology officers, chief data officers, and chief information officers are largely the people tasked with leading those modernization efforts.
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The officers' club was patrolled by officers of the political security branch, protecting security officers who lived inside with their families.
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Those officers are not required to wear body cameras, like city officers, prompting concerns about accountability for officers accused of wrongdoing.
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We initially will be launching three events, programmed toward chief human resources officers, chief technology officers and chief financial officers, respectively.
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The other officers were aggressive, young police officers, he said.
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Women serve only as officers or noncommissioned officers in Turkey.
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Increasingly, chief data officers, chief technology officers, and chief information officers are the ones managing the sweeping digital overhauls at large corporations.
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Chief technology officers, chief data officers, and chief information officers are increasingly leading cross-functional teams as companies pursue sweeping digital overhauls.
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At Google, Kurian is focused on selling to the C-suite -- CEOs, chief digital officers, chief information officers, and chief information security officers.
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Fifteen soldiers and five police officers were killed, eight police officers were wounded and four police officers were taken prisoner in the clashes.
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Officers or former officers run 11 of the government's 32 ministries.
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The two officers called for backup, and three additional officers responded.
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Officers on leave All seven officers are on leave, Martin said.
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Riot officers flanked crowds while plainclothes officers moved among the demonstrators.
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Here there were police officers and court officers in bulletproof vests.
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They violated the trust of fellow officers because when officers act like this it causes citizens to question the integrity of other good officers.
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He killed five police officers and injured nine officers and two civilians.
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Twelve Dallas officers were hit, along with two civilians; five officers died.
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When officers entered an apartment, a man began firing on the officers.
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Both civilians and officers experience fewer injuries when officers wear body cameras.
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He says lower-ranking officers launched the coup, rebelling against senior officers.
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But motorcycle officers aren't the only officers with the weapons in Tempe.
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The landscaper looked like officers' fathers Salgado's plight tugged at the officers.
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East Brunswick is adding armed police officers to complement its 71 school resource officers — all of them retired law-enforcement officers — throughout its 11 schools.
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He clarified that the CBP officers will work independently from police, so local officers may not know where department officers plan to enforce immigration law.
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Eventually seven or so officers escorted me out—two Secret Service types, two Anderson County officers in military fatigues, and three more officers in black uniforms.
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"Officers, including firearms officers, and London Ambulance Service are in attendance," police said.
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Shakur then turned toward officers with a knife before officers took him down.
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Morales says officers "acted inappropriately," and that those officers recently had been disciplined.
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Now they need chief medical information officers, quality management officers and clinical analysts.
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Hobby, four named deputies and 25 officers unnamed officers were listed as defendants.
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Two officers were convicted and six other officers pleaded guilty to federal charges.
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Officers Joseph Bogard, Matthew Baker and "other unknown officers" were named as defendants.
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American Foreign Service officers and military officers are, in a metaphorical sense, cousins.
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As officers approached the teen, he fled and officers gave chase, police say.
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The Austin Police Department has offered 20 officers in addition to campus officers.
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Secaucus police officers were called to the gym, but officers didn't arrest anyone.
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In June, officers fatally shot Maurice Granton, an armed man fleeing from officers.
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More uniformed police officers, counterterrorism officers and police dogs will patrol the event.
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Jose Nieves: He has prosecuted correctional officers, police officers and military service members.
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How do you feel about officers that report other officers to internal Affairs?
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No serious wounds to officers The wounded officers' injuries were non-life threatening.
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The officers, they said, responded with laughter and claimed "immunity" as police officers.
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Officers told The Associated Press that at least three police officers were wounded.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified chief petty officers as Navy officers.
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Dozens of people gathered as plainclothes security officers, riot police officers and intelligence officers cordoned off and canvassed the area, which was strewn with shards of glass.
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The contrast between security officers' wages and tech workers' salaries isn't lost on officers.
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"What happens is that police officers cover up for other police officers," he said.
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Two pilots and five army officers were killed, Iraqi air force officers told Reuters.
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Our officers train, our officers work together, [they're] very professional, but it's very dangerous.
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Three officers have died: one DART officer and two Dallas police officers, Brown said.
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During a trial, officers admitted that neither the driver nor arresting officers secured Johnson.
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You will see an increased police presence today, including armed officers and uniformed officers.
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Outside, where soldiers were previously disarming police officers, police officers were now arresting soldiers.
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That is the number killed only by police officers, not by officers and vigilantes.
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But Cabinet officers in their capacity as Cabinet officers are fair game in impeachment.
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Officers rotated from wing to wing, but female officers never worked male units solo.
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Other law enforcement officers responded, including four city police officers who were soon wounded.
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Officers help identify which passengers should be subject to additional questioning by customs officers.
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Three National Police officers and two local police officers were killed in the clash.
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How other police officers reacted The first police officers to confront Mann after receiving the 911 call had a different approach than the officers involved in the shooting.
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The officers become part of a grim statistic: two of 43 law enforcement officers shot to death so far this year in the US, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which keeps data on officers killed on the job.
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When responding officers approached him, Keunang began to fight the officers and allegedly tried to grab the gun of one of the officers, prompting others to fire at him.
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The officers appealed to the Supreme Court, which will have to decide if the officers had probable cause to arrest everyone for trespassing, and if the officers acted reasonably.
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Other federal officers used pepper spray to get the officers out of the protest camp.
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The officers will complete state certified training by the Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission.
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He defended the officers' actions, saying officers couldn't have known the gun was a replica.
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Officers receive roughly eight weeks of training, compared with over six months for police officers.
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The aviation police officers are all certified law enforcement officers in the state of Illinois.
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As the officers were leaving, someone outside fired a gun at the officers, police said.
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Other officers dragged the two wounded officers outside and began providing first aid, he said.
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Officers working on an investigation can talk easily to customs officers or the forensics lab.
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Named executives include heads of major bank divisions, chief operating officers and chief financial officers.
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The two uniformed officers chased the man on foot and several other officers joined in.
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He surrendered to backup officers who arrived after the three officers were shot, Hudson said.
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It took several officers to detain Kaine after he scuffled with officers, the document says.
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Instructors hid hazing from officers, Mr. Weaver said, and officers did little to police it.
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In addition to the five officers who died, seven officers and two civilians were wounded.
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G.I.D. investigators arrested several dozen officers involved in the scheme, and the officers were fired.
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"Two officers encountered a man, whom one of the officers is familiar with," police said.
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Police officers at the scene later claimed that Mr. McDonald was lunging at the officers.
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The officers' wardroom, where senior officers dine, doubles as an operating theater in medical emergencies.
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There are only eight minority police officers of the 173 officers employed by the city.
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The wounded officers Six police officers were shot during the incident, the police commissioner said.
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While German correctional officers emphasize humanizing their inmates, American correctional officers' tactics lean toward denigrating.
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Lower-ranking army officers are paid around 400 euros and mid-officers around 550 euros.
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Chief executive officers, chief financial officers and other C-level executives make important strategic decisions.
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The other officers were shot as they responded to assist their fellow officers, authorities said.
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The royal mom presented shamrocks to Officers and Warrant Officers, and William, 36, saluted the marchers.
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Officers provide tips and alternative meeting spots During the transactions, officers can also provide additional tips.
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Orlando officers were among several officers who responded to the home in attempt to arrest Loyd.
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We are their doctors and nurses, their parents, their arresting officers, parole officers, judge and jury.
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When officers arrived, Sautter allegedly began to cry, warning officers not to look in her freezer.
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He would also continue firing corrupt national police officers, while hiring up to 25,000 new officers.
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Suicide is a leading killer of police officers, with 102 officers taking their lives in 2015.
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It also dismissed 15 officers and 4 non-commissioned officers from the navy, the statement said.
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It's about how do we develop respect for police officers, and police officers for the community?
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It said it involved a number of retired officers as well as officers still in service.
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When officers entered the home, the suspect fired multiple times at officers, the police chief said.
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Nine civilians were injured, two officers had minor eye injuries, and three officers had heat exhaustion.
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Three officers were killed and 217 people were wounded, 85 of them police officers, officials said.
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First-line supervisors of correctional officers directly supervise and coordinate activities of correctional officers and jailers.
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Police officers responded with batons and pepper spray, and three officers and one journalist were injured.
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Officers in protective clothing carted out files and plastic boxes as masked officers stood guard outside.
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The non-engineering officers, or "tactics" officers, could focus on seamanship, navigation, weapons and combat tactics.
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Family members of fallen police officers arrive for the National Police Officers' Memorial Service on Monday.
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And I actually do believe it should be illegal to target police officers and correctional officers.
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The episode involved both police officers and uniformed peace officers employed by the Human Resources Administration.
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Two border police officers were killed and two local police officers were wounded in the fighting.
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The men chant at officers before swarming a police van, ending in violent scuffles with officers.
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He wants to revive federal agreements to deputize state and local police officers as immigration officers.
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In all, two police officers and two SWAT officers were wounded in the confrontation, Hissrich said.
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The injured police officers Another employee and five police officers were wounded, according to Aurora police.
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At least 231 soldiers and eight police officers were killed and six police officers were wounded.
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Some say Interpol's culture — police officers making decisions in the interest of police officers — inhibited reforms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Authorities on Friday identified three Dallas transit police officers who were among the seven officers wounded in a sniper attack that also killed five officers on Thursday night.
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Under the plan laid out on Wednesday, Chicago would add police officers at many levels over two years: 343 officers, 92 field-training officers, 200 detectives, 112 sergeants and 50 lieutenants.
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"They sing rap songs about killing police officers, and they talk about killing police officers, and they yell it out at their rallies and the police officers hear it," he said.
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Officers fired 20 times at Mr. Clark, and although the shooting was recorded from a police helicopter and officers' body cameras, the officers muted their body cameras after they opened fire.
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The Pew Research Center report found that 56% of officers worried their fellow officers spent too much time diagnosing a situation before acting, with black officers and administrators the only groups more likely to express concern over officers not spending enough time assessing their circumstances before acting.
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Guap tells CNN there were 1003 officers total: Fourteen Oakland police officers, five Richmond police officers, several Alameda County Sherriff's deputies, a Livermore police officer and a Contra Costa County Sheriff's deputy.
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"Fourteen officers were shot and killed in ambushes, seven officers were killed stopping a suspicious person and five officers were killed while executing a tactical arrest or high-risk warrants" it added.
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Mr. Noori said the attackers used heavy weapons and destroyed the district government building, killing five police officers and four N.D.S. officers, as well as the officials; ten other officers were injured.
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In a statement to FOX6, the Milwaukee Police Department said its officers didn't take part in the arrest but that ICE officers did flag down police officers and ask them for help.
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Lopez says the suspect shot multiple rounds at officers during the chase but no officers were struck.
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"Immediately… as soon as officers got out of their vehicle the suspect charged one of the officers."
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When two officers approached the suspect, "the suspect turned and shot both officers multiple times," Duggan said.
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"Some officers, younger officers, think every call is an extreme risk or high profile call," he said.
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And more, armed officers will likely negatively impact black students, who are disproportionately arrested by school officers.
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Afterward, officers engaged Cheurfi in a shootout, in which two officers were wounded and Cheurfi was killed.
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Eighteen officers were charged in 2015, compared with 47 officers between 2005 and 2014, the paper reported.
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Officers from the Emergency Task Force unit responded, along with Toronto Fire, paramedics, and uniformed police officers.
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Officers responded to the scene of the accident earlier in the day, along with officers from WorkSafeBC.
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The attackers were then confronted by the firearms officers and eight police firearms officers discharged their weapons.
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Two officers were treated for heat exhaustion, Williams said, but no officers were injured during the protests.
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Instead, officers were trained on the job, in the field, and on ride-alongs with fellow officers.
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Officers responded to a shots fired call where a male subject was shot by responding officers. pic.twitter.
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President Obama honored 13 police officers with the nation's highest award for public safety officers on Monday.
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Lowly chief financial officers, chief operating officers and division heads are also hauling in staggering pay packages.
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"Some officers, younger officers, think every call is an extreme risk or high profile call," Halstead said.
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To improve community and police relations, the program trains police officers and works to reform officers' conduct.
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Officers were led to Clark's backyard where he was holding an item officers thought was a gun.
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Charles H. Cochrane started the first Gay Officers Action League chapter, an association of gay police officers.
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Moss then leads the officers to the student, who then stands up and leaves with the officers.
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Yet killings by police officers are increasing while line-of-duty deaths of police officers are decreasing.
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Unlike school resource officers, who are police officers, guardians do not have the power to make arrests.
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Authorities said 59 Taliban and four police officers were killed, and eight police officers were wounded. Sept.
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He said five of the 10 officers detailed in the report are no longer city correction officers.
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The injured Florence Police Department officers were identified as officers Travis Scott, Brian Hart and Scott Williamson.
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We are pilots, weapons officers, soldiers, sailors, medics, surgeons, engineers, intelligence officers, counter-terrorism specialists, and more.
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Those officers' pay would be $42,500, but after five and a half years officers would receive $85,292.
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The police officers then left the restaurant, returning minutes later with additional officers and handcuffing Ms. Saavedra.
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Within minutes, the first police officers arrived, and two officers and a sergeant ran inside, officials said.
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In the service's first years, many other low-ranking officers were former Nazis or Wehrmacht officers, too.
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Challenge coins are beloved by those who commission them — usually American military officers or staff noncommissioned officers.
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The Correction Officers' Benevolent Association, a union representing New York correction officers, had also issued a statement saying that the restriction of solitary confinement would increase conflicts against correction officers and between inmates.
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Nolte notes that the media narrative of racist white police officers (or black police officers with internalized racism) out to get unarmed black men has resulted in the targeting of innocent police officers.
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When officers arrived, Felix refused to open the front door and threatened to shoot the officers, police said.
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Kate presented the ceremonial sprig to Officers and Warrant Officers, who in turn issued it along the ranks.
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Many officers, especially black officers, believed that their opportunities for promotion plummeted after the new chief was appointed.
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The two officers fired, and as they were leaving the store, Simonsen was apparently shot by uniformed officers.
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The statement continued: The CDA said it will reiterate to security officers that they are not police officers.
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We cannot say for sure that he was shooting at officers purposely and specifically to shoot at officers.
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Though safety officers were already there providing security, with the amount of people involved, they needed more officers.
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Although no one had seen Zamora leave before officers arrived, officers eventually learned Zamora had fled, police said.
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An attorney for two of the officers said Wednesday that there were ulterior motives in charging the officers.
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The racial disparity occurred despite the police officers' race and among most officers, not outliers, the researchers found.
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The latest group includes three officers, 1,460 non-commissioned officers and 705 regular foot soldiers, Kone told reporters.
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No officers fired their weapons during the incident, and no officers were hurt in the shooting, Guido said.
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Johnson said officers do such tests only when a motorist appears impaired or officers smell alcohol or cannabis.
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"Companies created chief digital officers because they didn't have chief information officers that were business leaders," he said.
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Initial reports indicated that five officers had been shot, including three sheriff's deputies and two city police officers.
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And that we had officers that had been killed, and we had officers that had been seriously hurt.
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This program would put more officers on the streets, and repair trust between officers and communities of color.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the union representing NYPD officers, said the officers were put in an impossible situation.
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They are unarmed police officers, former and current military personnel and civilians; not all 2556 are police officers.
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White officers are seen as racist, while black officers like me are seen as traitors to our race.
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In the video, officers try to grab Augustus, who pushes the officers' arms away and flails his arms.
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No law enforcement officers were hurt and the officers involved are not being identified, the TBI statement said.
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It was not immediately clear if any of those officers were the two officers involved in the shooting.
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Our intelligence officers, I assume, talk to foreign intelligence officers all the time, sometimes deliberately giving them misinformation.
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Other key takeaways: White officers more likely than black officers to strongly agree that media treats police unfairly.
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They are unarmed police officers, former and current military personnel and civilians; not all 200 are police officers.
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"We have protective materials, protective gear for both our TSA officers, as well as CBP officers," Wolf said.
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Officers with cameras used force and faced civilian complaints at about the same rates as officers without cameras.
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For officers, it starts with little comments at the Basic School for new officers (which is gender integrated).
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The strike killed two police officers and two commandos and wounded two police officers and one commando. Dec.
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HOPSON: You have a lot of good police officers, but a lot of good police officers are stifled.
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Prisoners are called by their first names instead of by number, and corrections officers are called reintegration officers.
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The arrested officers — three sergeants, two detectives and two officers — were indicted before they were taken into custody.
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"Some officers, younger officers, think every call is an extreme risk or high profile call," he told CNN.
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Five officers were implicated in the incident, including a commander, a lieutenant, a sergeant and two arresting officers.
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Officers told the man to drop the gun, but Farnsworth raised his weapon toward officers, the station reported.
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Although they all wear blue, white officers and black officers experience strained relations in St. Louis's Police Department.
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But he says Trump's comments about school resource officers insult the work officers like him do every day.
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In the video, five officers are seen punching, kicking and stomping on Mr. Tsang, as two officers watch.
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"Seeing detention officers scares clients," said Aisha Ching, an immigration attorney whose client was unnerved by the officers.
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Third, the bill would address the problem of border officers coercing travelers into letting officers search their devices.
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Security officers have received more training, and at least 100 female officers have been deployed inside the camps.
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Two local police officers were killed, three others were wounded and four officers were taken prisoner by insurgents.
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Some officers acknowledged that officers met this incentive by targeting low-income black neighborhoods with little political power.
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This message has inspired the assassination and attempted assassination of police officers, and it costs officers their lives.
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As of July 21, 343 law enforcement officers were shot to death in the United States, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, which keeps data on officers killed on the job.
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Officers had 'less lethal force options' The statement provided by the Seattle police department said both officers were "equipped with less lethal force options," and that all its officers are trained in crisis intervention.
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" Here's how stakeholders have so far responded: Police commissioner says officers did 'nothing wrong' Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross defended the actions of officers in the video saying his officers "did absolutely nothing wrong.
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Three days later, a retaliatory attack on white police officers shocked the nation as a black Army veteran with a troubled history opened fire on officers patrolling a protest in _________ , killing five officers. 29.
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They are the only two officers who currently have pending department charges, but they are not the only officers who should lose their jobs — and they should not be the only officers with disciplinary charges.
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The lawsuit also claims the city failed to properly train its officers, failed to prevent abuse by officers, tolerated misconduct and excessive use of force and failed to adequately discipline officers who violated civil rights.
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The roughly 500 Cleveland police officers assigned to the convention will be assisted by 3,000 federal officers, and 2,000 nonfederal officers from out of state who are being sworn in to assist the Cleveland police.
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The killings of the police officers comes just more than a week after five police officers were killed in Dallas by a man who police said was targeting white people, and specifically white police officers.
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Santa Clarita is home to many police officers, firefighters and emergency workers, and the first three police officers to respond to the shooting were off-duty officers who had dropped children off at the school.
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A 2017 study of more than 2,000 Washington, D.C. officers conducted over 18 months showed officers with body cameras used force and prompted civilian complaints at nearly the same rate as officers without the equipment.
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There is evidence from other departments that such officers are, per capita, responsible for more shootings than uniformed officers.
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Unlike many of the officers he knows, Capps doesn't come from a long family line of law enforcement officers.
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Four officers killed in line of duty in 2017 Police are investigating Loyd's allegations that officers beat him up.
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Officers said the city's inability to hold officers accountable for misconduct made them wary of making whistle-blower complaints.
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Civilians and police officers attend a vigil for five officers killed during anti-police brutality protests in Dallas, Texas.
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That includes picking up checks for police officers at restaurants, or buying police officers ice cream while with her.
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The app will pool officers' notes into a central system where other officers will be able to access them.
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Investigators seized officers' cellphones after learning that some officers had used the GroupMe app to communicate about the party.
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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund spokesman Steve Groeninger said the officers' deaths point to a rapidly escalating trend.
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"We are not doing this to our police officers; we are doing this for our police officers," Davis said.
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Of those who perished, 343 were firefighters, 23 were police officers and 37 were officers with the Port Authority.
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The officers will be placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure in shootings involving officers, the police said.
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Officers not convicted Of the 28 officers who were not convicted since 2005, six were acquitted during bench trials.
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These reports don't specify which officers pulled the trigger but usually name officers who took part in an operation.
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"I tell the officers all the time, they are the hardest working officers that I know of," he said.
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Four officers were killed, with two more officers in surgery Thursday night and three in critical condition, Brown said.
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Besides the six officers terminated, an additional six officers will face multi-day suspensions, and one officer has retired.
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According to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, 32 officers have been shot dead so far this year.
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Rather, I found police officers routinely putting in unpaid overtime and probation officers called to work on Christmas Day.
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In police radio broadcasts, officers could be heard calling for backup as reports of officers getting shot poured in.
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Around the country, political leaders, police officers and activists focused their attention, and their mourning, on the slain officers.
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"As far as the soldiers, noncomissioned officers, and officers serving in those units, I think they're very high quality."
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For comparison, 85 people in protective service — police officers, security guards, correctional officers — died by homicide the same year.
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What police officers say — and hear — during the confrontations is important to determining if the officers followed proper protocol.
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The department has also thoroughly reported all shootings involving its officers and detailed how its officers have used force.
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In one case, the officers said, they used a Taser gun after a protester threw pepper in officers' faces.
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Six officers were charged with crimes; the first trial ended in a hung jury, and three officers were acquitted.
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SWAT officers eventually entered the townhome through an upstairs window, and officers found Holroyd's body clad in body armor.
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Loomer spoke to Capitol Police officers outside the hearing room before she and some officers briefly left the building.
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Peace officers have arrest powers and may carry nonlethal weapons, but unlike police officers, they do not carry guns.
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In only two cases were officers cited; in the other 407 cases, police officers were cleared of any misconduct.
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During the fighting, six soldiers and two local police officers were killed and two local police officers were wounded.
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A glut of security officers flanked him on every step, including armed sheriffs, unarmed guards and plainclothes police officers.
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Officers found Martin in a rear machine shop; Martin opened fire and officers fired back, killing him, police said.
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Some officers in critical condition Three days have passed since the shooting, and several law enforcement officers remain hospitalized.
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The two police officers returned from an arrest describing the kind of encounter that officers fear most, prosecutors said.
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Many soldiers and low-ranking officers feel like they are treated like slaves by their superior officers, he said.
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Those arrested were civilians accused of directing police officers loyal to the cleric Fethullah Gulen, not the officers themselves.
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Shots rang out as officers closed in Police officers left their vehicles and approached the UPS truck, weapons drawn.
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On Wednesday, uniformed police officers stood sentry outside as people arrived, some sobbing, reaching to clasp the officers' hands.
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He sued two officers involved in the shooting, two officers investigating it, the chief of police and the city.
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Four police officers were wounded trying to apprehend Bowers, who stands accused of shooting three of the wounded officers.
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To the Editor: A prison system's disciplinary system is entirely insular, with officers judging other officers' charges against inmates.
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Had Mr. Lichtenstein corrupted the police officers who accepted bribes, or did the officers deserve more of the blame?
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It's something they really couldn't prevent because there are only a couple officers but they're really well-trained officers.
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In those cases, CBP officers should refer immigrants to be interviewed by US Citizenship and Immigration Services asylum officers.
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Officers of the Afghan National Army, however, said in interviews that police officers were killed in the American airstrike.
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Cleveland is also looking to recruit police officers from other cities to help bolster its ranks to 1003,000 officers.
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Border officers are turning away asylum seekers because the officers say they have a limited capacity to process requests.
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Last month, Guap told CNN there were 28 officers involved in total: Fourteen Oakland police officers, five Richmond police officers, several Alameda County Sherriff's deputies, a Livermore police officer and a Contra Costa County Sheriff's deputy.
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Officers not suspended The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office said it "had questions" about the officers' body camera videos and asked to postpone cases involving two officers amid an internal investigation, according to spokeswoman Melba Saunders.
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In recent months, dozens of active and retired military officers have been detained by Venezuelan counterintelligence officers on treason charges.
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Today these indictments were handed down, very long indictments, Russian GRU officers, intelligence officers what do you make of this?
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The researchers found that white police officers were no more likely to shoot minority citizens than non-white officers were.
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Incident changed how patrol officers are armed "The poor uniformed police officers at that time were definitely outgunned," Massa said.
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The Arizona Republic reported Farnsworth had allegedly pointed a gun at officers before three officers fired 11 shots at him.
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Williams, president of a minority police officers' association called Officers for Justice, said she was concerned for others as well.
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Officers who were patrolling the parking lot heard the shots, and one of the officers opened fire on the gunman.
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Those officers were identified to BuzzFeed News by the Maryland public defender's office as officers Jamal Brunson and Jovannes Simonyan.
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Ask about China's weaknesses, and American officers will mention rigid chains of command which give little autonomy to junior officers.
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The two police officers have been identified as Officers John Tennis and Randy Lozoya in a lawsuit filed by Burris.
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At St. Joseph Medical Center, the security force included armed off-duty police officers as well as unarmed civilian officers.
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The robot was used after five police officers were killed and at least six other officers and civilians were wounded.
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Officers reassigned over Bay Area police sex scandal Multiple relationships Some of the officers paid to have sex, Guap said.
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Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings told Today that a total of 12 officers were shot, including eight Dallas Police Department officers.
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He added that 33 additional officers have been dropped from the course out of a starting class comprising 97 officers.
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The Swedish mission said it had repatriated three officers for medical reasons and that 15 officers remain in South Sudan.
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The unarmed security officers receive about half the number of standard training hours as Chicago police officers, who are armed.
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The dissident said that, before his deportation from France, Sudanese police officers had threatened him as French officers stood nearby.
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A long-standing policy prohibits aviation police officers from carrying a gun even though they are certified law enforcement officers.
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All patrol and SWAT officers are equipped with body cameras, totaling about 600 sworn officers in all, Minneapolis Police said.
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Finally, President Obama honored 13 police officers with the Medal of Valor, the nation's highest award for public safety officers.
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Last July a sniper opened fire in Dallas, killing five police officers and wounding 11 other people, including nine officers.
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The campus officers were put on leave, and a campus task force criticized the officers in a 190-page report.
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The officers called for help and began to follow the vehicle, while officers from three commands came to their assistance.
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Officers escorted the woman out of the home but the man refused officers' directions and went back inside, police said.
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He threw pine cones and other objects at law enforcement officers, pedestrians and firefighters, striking three officers, the documents said.
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Earlier this month, four Arizona police officers were placed on administrative leave after video captured officers repeatedly punching a man.
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Manslaughter charges, a lesser offense, are a little more common (at least 93 officers officers have been charged since 2005).
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Instead, officers had to prove their actions were "objectively reasonable" compared to the conduct of other officers and similar circumstances.
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In 2014, officers even turned their backs on de Blasio multiple times during funerals for slain officers or other events.
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Iraqi officers said that the retaliatory strikes against pro-Iranian militias instead hit regular forces, police officers and a civilian.
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Officers followed the suspect, who stopped in a ditch off Interstate 35, and SWAT officers approached the vehicle on foot.
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"It is no doubt true that presidents often choose acting principal officers from among Senate-confirmed officers," Mr. Engel wrote.
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Raleigh officers told Torres to halt and drop the gun, and one of the officers shot Torres once, wounding him.
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Other video shows police officers with their arms extended and guns drawn, and security officers helping people to take cover.
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What officers found at the scene Officers received a report that Jennifer Dulos was missing on May 24 last year.
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"The government and its officers, namely many of the C.I.A. officers, enjoy sovereign immunity," Mr. Schuelke said in an interview.
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Police officers with surgical masks were sent to pick up bodies from homes, but 33 police officers died within weeks.
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Court officers, as per union policy, told Judge Toko Serita that ICE officers were in the hallway near the courtroom.
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The classroom building would have been full of junior officers, including American student naval aviators and student naval flight officers.
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As officers were trying to put her in the patrol car, police said she "violently kicked" one of the officers.
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Not only were there fewer correctional officers, but they were also trained less than officers at public prisons, he said.
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Draovitch said Bismarck school resource officers are police officers and are trained to respond immediately to stop an active shooting.
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It&aposs another key reason why chief financial officers and chief technology officers will work so closely together in 2020.
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At least 216 Afghan security forces were killed, eight police officers were wounded and four police officers were taken prisoner.
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There are few statistics on the effectiveness of school resource officers, although the Alabama-based National Association of School Resource Officers pointed to other instances in which it credited the presence of the officers for saving lives.
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In September officers were faced with a "crowd calling for the murder of officers" after two police officers shot and killed a 39-year-old convicted felon when he opened fire on them, wounding one of them.
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While they are a small fraction of the New York Police Department, plainclothes officers make up between one-quarter and one-third of officers involved in adversarial shootings, according to recent police reports on officers' use of force.
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The 17 officers who were suspended or fired posted material "that is not only offensive and unprotected" but revealed conduct that showed the officers "have little or no regard for their positions as police officers," the commissioner said.
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ADDITIONALLY, WE HAVE ANOTHER 43 OFFICERS, SOON TO BE 800 OFFICERS, SIMILARLY EQUIPPED AND TRAINED, THEY CAN DEAL WITH CROWD MANAGEMENT AS WELL AS BACKING OUR OFFICERS UP IF WE'RE TO HAVE AN ACTIVE SHOOTER OR TERRORIST INCIDENT.
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Trump, speaking before officers from Suffolk County Police Department in New York on efforts to combat the gang MS-13, urged officers Friday to be "rough" on suspects, as many officers standing behind the President cheered and clapped.
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What Kerik showed the national corrections and law enforcement communities was that when you train, equip and manage corrections officers like professional law enforcement officers; facilities will operate accordingly saving both the lives of officers and inmates alike.
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In Cleveland, police union head Steve Loomis said he made the request to protect officers following recent fatal shooting of three police officers in Louisiana on Sunday and the killing of five officers in Dallas on July 20153.
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Advocates for body cameras — including police officers, lawmakers and citizens in high-crime neighborhoods — have long argued that requiring officers to wear the devices would have a "civilizing effect" on both officers and the civilians who encounter them.
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Police shootings: Trials, convictions are rare for officers "We have concluded that the officers in question acted as reasonable officers under existing law and were justified in their use of force," Landry's written report on the investigation reads.
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Since the New Year's episode, proposals for changing the department have included replacing police officers with social workers, providing subsidies for officers to live in the village, and training officers in crisis intervention, implicit bias and the like.
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So if officers are more suspicious of a neighborhood, it will have more arrests because there are more officers sent there.
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Firefighters monitored carbon dioxide and methane levels while officers searched, and called the officers back when the levels rose too high.
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Brown said that 13 officers used force against shooting suspect Micah Johnson: 11 officers used firearms and two used explosive devices.
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Georgia officers Six officers in the state of Georgia have been shot in the last six days in three separate incidents.
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Suhr said he delayed disciplining the officers because he didn't want to interfere with a federal corruption investigation into several officers.
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When officers determine other individuals are in the United States in violation of the federal immigration laws, the officers make arrests.
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Officers tried to pull Sanchez over for what they say was a vehicle code violation, but officers said she kept driving.
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At least one boat filled with patrol officers capsized and had to be rescued by another group of officers, Gamaldi said.
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The final exchange between officers and Mateen was through a small hole officers blasted into the hallway in the bathroom area.
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Shootings carried out by police officers or school resource officers (21) weren't included in the breakdown of male versus female shooters.
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And last Sunday, three officers were killed in Baton Rouge by a man law enforcement officials believe specifically targeted police officers.
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The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reported in November that ambush killings of officers is at a 10-year high.
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Some police officers were seen wearing riot gear, others were on horseback, and several officers were on the event venue's rooftop.
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Last year, 123 law enforcement officers were killed in the line of duty, according to National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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On Friday, the county's solicitor general dismissed 89 cases in which the two officers were the principal officers or necessary witnesses.
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That is in addition to the 51 officers killed while a felony was underway and 45 officers who were accidentally killed.
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Her previous research found that jail officers received less training than police officers, though this was not specific for suicide training.
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Body cameras must be manually activated by officers, but the officers did not turn on their body cameras before the shooting.
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The attack left two police officers wounded, and a civilian was accidentally wounded by bullets fired by officers who killed Thompson.
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The nonprofit National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund said that 128 law enforcement officers were killed on the job in 2017.
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Police said officers from 25-35 different agencies responded to the shooting Friday, in which five police officers were also injured.
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Engel said that while presidents often choose acting principal officers from among Senate-confirmed officers, the Constitution does not mandate it.
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Mr. O'Donnell said that firing racist officers is the "easy part" but that changing the mentality of officers is much harder.
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But I will say when our SWAT officers, about eight or nine officers, opened fire, their backdrop was a concrete wall.
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TSA Officers also have inferior bargaining rights compared to other federal law enforcement officers in Border Patrol, ICE, and Federal Prisons.
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Two police officers arrived and confronted the gunman, who exchanged gunfire with the officers before he was shot, the witness said.
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Freeman said the officers, who are both white, fired only after Blevins grabbed his loaded firearm and turned toward the officers.
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Police officers were lined up on motorcycles, officers on horses patrolled the area, and tourists taking photographs mingled with camera crews.
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But the statement was fair: I just don't think that you should be able to target police officers and correctional officers.
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I have so much admiration and respect for officers and the families of officers who sacrifice themselves to keep us safe.
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Still, the San Francisco Police Officers Association, an officers' union, said the ban would hinder their members' efforts to investigate crime.
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By the end of the day, my battalion had lost many of its officers and noncommissioned officers, either killed or wounded.
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Seven local police officers and one national police officer were killed and five local police officers were wounded in the clashes.
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The police said Mr. Lockhart refused more than 20 commands from officers to drop the knife and then stepped toward officers.
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The number of these resource officers has doubled in the last decade, according to the National Association of School Resource Officers.
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Two police officers and three civilians were killed and six civilians and six police officers were wounded in the explosion. Oct.
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That is where most high-profile detainees are held, including police officers, those accused of killing police officers, politicians and celebrities.
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The Houston Police Officers' Union said it would not comment on the case against the two officers because of criminal proceedings.
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Three police officers, a former hedge fund manager and the onetime president of the city correction officers' union are awaiting trial.
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Officers were giving commands to those in the car when the car "drove straight at officers," striking one, the release said.
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A video of King's beating clearly showed police brutality by the four officers watched by 15 more officers including school police.
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In those cases, CBP officers should refer immigrants to be interviewed by asylum officers with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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CBS Miami reported at least 20 officers on the scene, and police said that no officers were injured in the crossfire.
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In all, two officers were shot but survived what NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said were targeted attempts to assassinate police officers.
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He said they would seek to broaden the circumstances in which officers must record and limit when officers may review footage.
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Six more people were injured: two police officers, two SWAT officers and two others, Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich said.
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"Our officers need help, they need help with gun control," Philadelphia's mayor said after six police officers were wounded by gunfire.
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If officers agreed it was a match, they would radio to police officers on the street to pick up the person.
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Chief executive officers and chief financial officers see an economy that is heading into a slowdown if not an outright recession.
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The officer is then joined by other officers and the man and the officers appear to be yelling at each other.
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Chief Hunt said that officers found "multiple victims" and that as they were tending to them, the officers came under fire.
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The FOP claimed that this effort to keep dishonest officers off the stand violated the due process rights of those officers.
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"Our officers need help, they need help with gun control," Philadelphia's mayor said after six police officers were wounded by gunfire.
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Along the way supporters of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights were guarded by some 5,000 officers, including mounted police officers.
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Officers frequently detain and arrest members of the public for engaging in speech the officers perceive to be critical or disrespectful.
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Six soldiers and three police officers were killed; three soldiers and two police officers, including the district police chief, were wounded.
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The reason why police officers are being condemned, not all officers, is because of the ones who shoot unarmed black people.
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The offer is meant to make it easier for police departments to start outfitting their officers with body cameras, which many hope could cut down on police brutality by holding officers accountable while also protecting officers from inaccurate complaints.
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A study by the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund examined the deaths of 684 police officers over a five-year period found that 272 officers died from being in an automobile crash or being struck by an automobile.
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"The Revolutionary Armed Forces will assign more than 9,000 troops, among them active duty officers and reserve officers ... to the anti-vector and cleanup efforts, with the additional support of 200 officers of the National Revolutionary Police," Castro said.
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While this case had to do with court officers, Rótolo said the case has implications for other kinds of state law enforcement officers, like municipal police officers, because all of them share the same arrest powers under Massachusetts law.
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Of the pages of officers whom the Plain View researchers could positively identify, about one in five of the current officers, and two out of five of the retired officers, reportedly made public posts or comments with offensive content.
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Those officers are surrounding by more than eight additional officers, and as Nehorai exits the subway car and continues filming from the platform, even more officers can be seen trying to block those recording the scene on their phones.
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Officers tried approaching the severely injured woman, but the dogs responded aggressively, forcing one of the officers to fatally shoot the dogs.
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The statement enraged many of the city's police officers and put him on the outs with officers he was supposed to lead.
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Two retired police officers alleged the pornography was discovered on Green's computer by officers during an inquiry into government leaks in 2008.
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Officers used a Taser in probe and drive-stun mode against an unarmed suicidal man who pulled away from the responding officers.
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White, fearful of retribution from officers for failing to corroborate their story, reached out to a TV reporter to expose the officers.
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He failed to identify himself to officers and had an outstanding warrant for his arrest for not checking in with probation officers.
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Local media said that members of the armed forces, police officers with snipers, and RCMP officers in tactical gear swarmed the area.
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Police say she acted disorderly toward officers and struck the valet on the head, at which point she was detained by officers.
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In a statement Friday, the Tempe Officers Association said six officers walked into a Starbucks to enjoy some coffee on July Fourth.
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Three of the five officers who showed up were plainclothes, and the city's body camera policy only applies only to uniformed officers.
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When the two police officers approached the man, who was identified as Thurman Blevins, he ran, and the officers chased after him.
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" The four officers tackle him to the ground, and seconds later one of the officers can be heard saying, "Taser, Taser, Taser!
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Police officers and enforcement officers from the Seattle Animal Shelter arrived on the scene shortly after the call to assess the situation.
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Westerville Police officers made multiple visits since September to the home where two officers were fatally shot on Saturday, according to officials.
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Officers who have faced disciplinary charges have limited information about how their punishment compares with those of other officers in similar situations.
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The head of the powerful city police officers' union decried what he said was a politicized firing that left officers feeling abandoned.
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Most degrading is that they are often watched by male officers, and face rampant sexual abuse at the hands of correctional officers.
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Police officers arrived and by the end of a confrontation with Woods, officers had shot him more than 20 times, killing him.
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Jake Lemonda, president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, said police officers used a patrol car to rush Fahy to a hospital.
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Police officers who responded to Sunday's shootings killed Long in a gunbattle after the other officers were ambushed, police sources told CNN.
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If enough officers don't sign up for the event, the local police chief can assign officers to a game at the stadium.
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Internal affairs officers present the case against the accused officers, who are typically represented by defense attorneys specializing in police misconduct cases.
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Onlookers in the center can be heard telling officers to stop, but the officers continue to pull at Headley and her child.
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Many of the posts were from rank-and-file officers, but at least 64 officers served in some sort of leadership position.
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The other dealers "sensed" the officers' presence and began firing randomly, and "to save life and government property", the officers fired back.
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Moore told reporters Tuesday the suspect fired at officers Saturday after crashing a car outside the market and the officers returned fire.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers accused Herranz of allowing Salazar to use her personal chamber door to evade the officers.
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Johnson announced that 400 additional officers have already been deployed, and that another 200 officers would be added by this coming weekend.
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This failure to hold officers accountable results in some officers remaining with the Department when they should have been relieved of duty.
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Smith said no officers were suspended but that two officers involved in that arrest were referred to the department's Internal Affairs Division.
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So far this year, 20 officers have been fatally shot while on duty, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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"As officers were providing the child and mother first aid, additional officers conducted a safety sweep of the mother's apartment," police said.
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"The algorithm would be giving recommendations to case officers, and the case officers would make the final determinations," Bansak tells The Verge.
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Mr. Johnson, driven by his hatred of white officers, fired perhaps just as many rounds but killed five officers and wounded nine.
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Military trip itineraries are typically made by junior officers and non-commissioned officers, who take into account the cheapest routes and accommodations.
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The number of slain officers, while tragic, is a fraction of the total amount of Black Americans killed by their fellow officers.
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These officers, along with Officers Maynard, Frierson and Richard, also face charges related to a suspected cover-up, including falsifying business records.
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Horses are prized for the added height they give officers, increasing both the officers' ability to see and their visibility to crowds.
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At the scene, the footage shows officers performing CPR on Clark, and officers asking each other if their body cameras are muted.
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In 2016, two officers were acquitted, another's trial resulted in a hung jury, and prosecutors dropped charges against the remaining three officers.
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"These things happen at a split second and officers have to make decisions quickly," Johnson said on Sunday when defending the officers.
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On Friday, three Times journalists were stopped at a roadblock near the site by uniformed police officers and masked special forces officers.
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General Murad, the deputy interior minister, said the attack had killed 25 police officers and five civilians, and wounded 10 police officers.
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Timothy Davis, president of the Sacramento Police Officers Association, called the event a tragedy and voiced his support for the officers involved.
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Television footage on Tuesday showed police officers in riot gear firing tear gas at demonstrators who hurled firecrackers back at the officers.
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As the officers pursued the gunman, Chief Harrison said, the man pointed a silver firearm at the officers but did not fire.
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Women make up just 6 percent of the blue-chip group's chief executive officers, and 11 percent of its chief financial officers.
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Public safety officers — rank-and-file police officers and immigration agents — will be in the driver's seat of making public safety policy.
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Charges against officers are heard by a panel of three commissioned officers — two appointed by the superintendent and one by the union.
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Six police officers, four local police officers, one pro-government militia member and three soldiers were killed in 212 hours of fighting.
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Two local police officers and two pro-government militia members were killed and six local police officers were wounded in the ambush.
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In 2013, when Mr. Atesiano was head of the department, the village had 11 full-time police officers and two reserve officers.
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Gillum was unable to talk to officers "due to his inebriated state," officers wrote in the police report obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Instructors often start classes by asking the officers if they have ever felt the sting of discrimination from civilians or fellow officers.
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Two officers and three others were trapped inside the house when the shooting began, but were evacuated by SWAT officers after nightfall.
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Six members of border forces and three police officers were killed; eight members of border forces and seven police officers were wounded.
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If officers agreed it was a match, they would radio to other officers positioned on the street to pick up that person.
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She said no officers were "above the law" but there were well established methods in place to make sure officers were scrutinized.
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Officers sometimes issued contradictory orders — people directed to one location were told by officers there to go back where they came from.
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The statute forbids the release of personnel records used to evaluate police officers, firefighters and corrections officers for continued employment or promotion.
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Dozens of officers and 10 residents were injured on Wednesday in clashes on Lesbos and Chios, with two officers sustaining shotgun wounds.
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More than 240,000 army officers, 8,000 police officers, 5,000 academics and 4,303 judges and prosecutors have been forced out, according to estimates.
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The average age of the newly appointed managing officers is around 54, while the average age of retiring officers is around 60.
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On Monday, President Trump presented six of the city's officers with the medal of valor, the highest honor for law enforcement officers.
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Many police officers will often see other police officers break the law yet remain silent due to the blue code of silence.
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When security officers arrived on the scene, they were met with a barrage of gunfire from inside the home, injuring two officers.
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Donald J. Mihalek is executive vice president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, the largest professional association exclusively representing police officers.
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"Our correctional officers and supervisory correctional officers are trained to notice things out of place that don't seem quite right," said Desel.
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The officers' accounts of the encounter — including saying Laquan tried to stab officers — were contradicted by video from a police dashboard camera.
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Police officers found Teixeira inside the penthouse, where they shot and injured him, thinking he was holding a firearm, Boston officers testified.
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Six soldiers and three police officers were killed, while three soldiers and two police officers, including the district police chief, were wounded.
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When the officers arrived, the son opened the door, and officers saw a handgun magazine on the floor, according to the police.
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In 2013, only 27 officers were murdered in the line of duty, and the next year, 51 officers were, according to Stoughton.
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"Telegraph operators were mainly women, and then some more women joined in to work as engineer officers and deck officers," Miniño says.
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Black officers are less positive than Hispanic or white officers about police-minority relations A majority of officers say police have excellent or good relationships with whites, Hispanics and Asians; 56% of them feel the same way about African-American communities.
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Baltimore police commissioner slams officers indicted for racketeering, fraud, and extortion Baltimore police commissioner slams officers indicted for racketeering, fraud, and extortion Seven Baltimore police officers were indicted Wednesday on federal racketeering charges, as well as charges of fraud and extortion.
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More broadly, these failures result in officers not having the skills or tools necessary to use force wisely and lawfully, and they send a dangerous message to officers and the public that unreasonable force by CPD officers will be tolerated.
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The year 2013 was the safest year for police officers in recorded history, and data from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund shows that in 85033, officers killed on duty in firearms-related incidents declined by 33 percent from 2016.
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Elected officials were rightly outraged to find that the state statute prohibiting sexual contact between corrections officers and parole officers and those in their custody does not expressly rule out sexual contact between police officers and people they detain or arrest.
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If a large number of police officers have to be quarantined during an outbreak, the city's contingency plans include turning resource officers at the local high schools into patrol officers, and responding to fewer noninjury accidents and reports of retail theft.
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The surge in federal officers will be buoyed by an investment of up to $71 million in federal grant funding that can be used for hiring new officers, paying overtime and benefits, financing federally deputized task force officers, and more.
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A barista then reportedly asked the officers to either remove themselves from a customer&aposs line of sight or leave the store because the customer "did not feel safe" with the officers&apos presence, and the officers chose to leave.
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It's a 21965-page document with more than 1965.7 provisions that contemplate widespread reform in almost every area of policing — in the way officers are trained, in the way officers are disciplined, in the way officers collect and store evidence.
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Degironimo described the aggressive hazing ritual, in which officers would rub their genitals on victims while clothed, as "complete assault": "They take you in a room, and your fellow officers are all watching as officers grab you," he told NBC.
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In 2016, ambush killings of police officers hit a 10-year high with 21 victims, driven by two mass-casualty incidents: one in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, which left three officers dead, and one in Dallas that left five officers dead.
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In August 2015, Raymond joined 11 other police officers in filing a class-action suit on behalf of minority officers throughout the force.
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It applies to not just Border Patrol and immigration officers, but to virtually all federal officers, including FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration agents.
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One of the officers was checking Mejia for a weapon when the suspect drew a pistol and fired at the officers, police said.
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Asked about the weapons officers faced by officers as they tried to reach Paddock in his hotel suite, Lombardo said he was concerned.
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Last year, three officers in the 21,000 strong force were killed in the line of duty — compared to no officers killed in 2015.
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Prosecutor: Suspect fired at officers Velazquez fought back as authorities closed in Tuesday, pulling out a gun and firing at officers, Quintanilla said.
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Simply, Ramos told me, fewer female officers are willing to prioritize professional advancement at the expense of family time compared to male officers.
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For the officers charged in Freddie Gray's death, I can't imagine how these officers are going to be able to return to policing.
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The aviation police officers work for the Chicago Department of Aviation and are all certified law enforcement officers in the state of Illinois.
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"As the officers approached the male to initiate a pedestrian stop, the male turned and pointed a handgun at the officers," Beck said.
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Similarly, when those on the left speak against police officers -- not just bad ones, but all police officers -- this, too, can have consequences.
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Dallas officers killed Snipers killed five police officers last night in Dallas, the deadliest assault on U.S. police since the 9/11 attacks.
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The report found "numerous incidents where CPD officers chased and shot fleeing persons who posed no immediate threat to officers or the public".
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They yelled obscene Cantonese insults aimed at Mrs Lam, at police officers and (Chaguan regrets to report) at the mothers of those officers.
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The officers were identified as Dallas Police Officers Lorne Ahrens, Michael Smith, Michael Krol and Patrick Zamarripa, and DART Police Officer Brent Thompson.
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The government on Monday said it suppressed a military revolt after a group of officers stole weapons, kidnapped officers, and demanded Maduro's removal.
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Among those who died were 343 firefighters, 113 police officers and 37 officers with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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It is, however, very difficult to convict police officers, as the failed prosecution of the officers involved in Freddy Gray's death has proved.
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When we had all these law enforcement officers down here, people were bringing water and food to the officers and working 24/7.
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This guy has been able elude officers for a few days and sightings of him resulted in an "Iguanahunt" leaving officers empty handed.
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In addition to UCLA's campus police and the LAPD officers and SWAT teams, several additional law enforcement agencies sent officers, according to Ramirez.
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Since then, five Dallas police officers were killed by gunman Micah Johnson, who targeted officers patrolling a non-violent Black Lives Matter march.
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Officers are upset about Kaepernick's comments that officers "murder minorities" and that he wore socks during practice that depict pigs in police uniforms.
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During the past 10 years, the average number of officers fatally shot was 52, according to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
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When officers found Kelley, he did not resist or make any comments about harming himself or others to the officers, the documents said.
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" She added, "Inmate attacks on correction officers led to an 'us versus them' mentality that justified, for some officers, use of excessive force.
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But a restive officers' union and the shock of four officers killed on his watch have tempered his zeal for pushing reform legislation.
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In 2018, there were 106 officers killed feloniously or accidentally, compared to 85033 officers killed in the line of duty the year before.
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Larry Cosme, national executive vice president for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, said some Interior officers supported their mission at the border.
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Three Baltimore police officers were acquitted at trial of charges related to Gray's death and prosecutors dropped charges against the remaining three officers.
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Some have assailed Mr. Bratton's effort to add officers to the department, wondering if the low crime levels call instead for fewer officers.
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Junior officers, both military or foreign service, eventually develop into senior officers after spending decades together in war zones and the interagency battlefields.
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Officers did surveillance on the sister&aposs house and she was cooperative when the officers came looking for Allen, Edgar told the Herald.
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"There are people within dissident republican groupings who want to mark this centenary by killing prison officers, police officers or soldiers," he added.
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Officers reported that Hess refused officer commands, made erratic statements and tried to strike officers at least twice with his vehicle, DeVine said.
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It also advises that governments hold officers accountable by being transparent about settlements, including identifying the officers responsible and how they're paid for.
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"I have so much admiration and respect for officers and the families of officers who sacrifice themselves to keep us safe," she said.
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At a news conference on Tuesday, the police chief, James Johnson, said officers showed restraint throughout the standoff despite officers' being in danger.
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The Tempe Police Department has defended the officers' actions and accused Oakry of endangering the child by refusing to comply with officers' demands.
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The department did not name the officers, but said they include a commander, a lieutenant, a sergeant and two of the arresting officers.
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That's when one of the officers kicked the wild animal off her, while the other officers shot at it and scared it away.
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The insurgents killed 14 police officers and militiamen in Samangan Province and 17 other police officers and soldiers in Sar-i-Pul Province.
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Previously, the Americans hosted meetings between Turkish military officers and Manbij officers to try to convince them, but those meetings ceased this year.
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Meanwhile, most of the other officers depicted in the film are sickened and even outraged by the racist actions of their fellow officers.
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On trial along with the officers is the "code of silence" that police officers across the country have been accused of operating under.
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With Operation Matador, ICE found a way around these protections, by relying on police officers posted inside schools, known as school resource officers.
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At this point the officers called in backup to negotiate with Gaines, after which she pointed her gun at the officers several times.
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The seven officers were immediately suspended without pay; two other officers were stripped of their guns and badges and placed on administrative duty.
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Shortly after, an attacker ran over two police officers in central Grozny while being chased by other police officers, the Investigative Committee said.
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That August, the Police Department alerted its officers that gang members were threatening to shoot police officers in retaliation for Mr. O'Neal's death.
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Security at the racetrack is handled by peace officers, who typically do not carry guns or have as much authority as police officers.
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The shooting set off new examinations of the Minneapolis Police Department, how it trains its officers and how its officers use deadly force.
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Concern grew for two officers trapped in the house with the gunman as police cars and officers in tactical gear swarmed the neighborhood.
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The police said officers' personal data, contact information, home addresses and more had been shared online, and accused protesters of threatening officers' families.
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Officers in five more cities have since opened chapters of their own; officers in Pennsylvania and Maine are thinking of doing so, too.
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Two police officers were fired over social media posts uncovered by the Project in December 2019, the officers' lawyer told CNN affiliate KMOV.
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In other words, law enforcement officers are disproportionately targeted by far-right extremists and constitute a greater threat to America's brave police officers.
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Corrections officers make the charges — issuing "tickets," in prison parlance — and hearing officers, typically sergeants, lieutenants or captains, determine guilt and decide punishment.
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In a slow-moving motorcade, relatives, army officers and police officials delivered the coffins of two police special forces officers to the airport.
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When officers met with mall security, a mother told officers one of the teens shoved her 5-year-old child to the ground.
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Pompeo's work on behalf of CIA officers and their families has been broadly praised and welcomed, particularly by officers stationed in the field.
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The officers, the flight attendant and Dingley were all taken to a nearby hospital, where the officers were treated and released, Ladd said.
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Clark's family has sued the officers involved and the city in federal court, alleging he was racially profiled and officers used excessive force.
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The Muslim Officers Society and the newer Sikh Officers Association, which have more than 1,100 members combined, had been pushing for the changes.
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Body-camera footage showed the officers approaching the house quietly, using flashlights, and they could not be heard identifying themselves as police officers.
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Another one of her priorities is to recruit officers of all genders, races and cultures and increase the number of officers stationed overseas.
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Democrats on the subcommittee said they were concerned that punishment of lower-ranking officers was not as strict as that for senior officers.
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Chamorro asked officers outside for information about what he called the illegal raid on his offices, in which officers confiscated equipment and papers.
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Having timid officers could lead to slower response times, which put the lives of officers and the public in danger, police groups say.
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She also sometimes wore makeup to work, which many female officers were reluctant to do for fear that male officers would not approve.
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They suggest, too, that officers not wearing body cams might have acted differently simply because they knew that other officers were wearing them.
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He resisted arrest and had to be restrained by officers, who struggled to handcuff him and received assistance from officers outside the embassy.
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Her team had compared how officers using the software in a block-sized area fared against officers using the status quo policing approach.
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I witnessed officers [in riot gear] getting off rhythm with their movements and weren't listening to their commanding officers, who were getting aggravated.
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Those 20 or so officers are in turn surrounded by a long wall of fellow officers, two bodies deep, running down the block.
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For example, a 2002 survey of police officers suggested as many as 93 percent of misconduct investigations with dashboard camera evidence exonerated officers.
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Police officers have killed over a thousand people a year in recent years: Of those killed by police since 2005, less than 100 officers have been arrested, only 35 officers have been convicted — and, as of March, only three of them of murder.
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For example, Nathan Catura, president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association — which represents more than 26,000 officers across a dozen agencies — told the Washington Post that he's worried about the impact of the financial strain on officers' abilities to do their jobs.
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And is it really a loathing so deep-set that it's worth testing the patience of a load of American police officers, when American police officers carry guns, which are deadly weapons that those officers haven't exactly proven themselves shy of using?
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A South Carolina man who the authorities say ambushed law enforcement officers, fatally shooting a police sergeant and wounding six other officers, had 129 guns stockpiled at his home and fired about 39 rounds at officers, a local sheriff said on Tuesday.
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And the most critical moment of the encounter, in which it appears that Mr. Richards raises a hand — the one holding a toy gun — toward the officers, and the officers start firing, may have been caught on only one of the officers' cameras.
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At the time Michael Brown was killed by a white Ferguson police officer, only a handful of the city's approximately 50 officers were black, and the chief was white; now 21 African-American officers are on the force along with 18 white officers.
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At the time Michael Brown was killed by a white Ferguson police officer, only a handful of the city's approximately 50 officers were black, and the chief was white; now 21 African-American officers are on the force along with 18 white officers.
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Since March several senior police officers have been removed from their posts without obvious cause, as have 25 local police chiefs and 100 officers.
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Steven Kwast, the commander of Air Education and Training Command, to develop a program to train officers and non-commissioned officers for space ops.
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Officers 'rendered first aid' to the shooter The suspect eventually went down "due to his injuries" after an extensive battle with officers, he said.
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So far, six former officers have pled guilty to federal racketeering charges, while two former officers, Daniel Hersl and Marcus Taylor, are fighting them.
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The company deployed hundreds of security officers to protect its clients following Hurricane Katrina, and it sent officers throughout the Northeast following Superstorm Sandy.
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The country has also seen a number of targeted killings of police officers, including the shooting death of five officers in Dallas last year.
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Goodson drove Gray to various spots in the city after officers arrested the Baltimore resident for running away from officers after making eye contact.
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" The chief said officers sometimes patrol alone and other times in tandem, depending on the "number of officers working and ... if they're in training.
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By contrast, 23.9 percent of officers assaulted with "other dangerous weapons" were injured, and 28.6 percent of officers who were physically assaulted were injured.
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A police spokesman says officers fired at least two shots when dozens of rioters attacked police officers during the arrest of a crime suspect.
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As several officers take him into custody, Pantaleo puts his arm around Garner's neck and the officers take Garner to the ground seconds later.
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Officers famously turned their backs on the mayor in 2014 at the funeral of Rafael Ramos, one of two officers killed in an ambush.
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Long was shot dead by responding officers on Sunday, his 29th birthday, after allegedly shooting three officers dead and wounding three others, one critically.
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Aviation police officers work along with armed officers from the Chicago Police Department, which is the primary law enforcement agency at O'Hare and Midway.
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He accelerated again toward the officers and struck a second patrol car occupied by an officer, prompting four officers to open fire, Ramirez said.
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Officers asked to search his bag and Gossett allegedly allowed them; officers allegedly found a loaded semi-automatic handgun and a box of ammunition.
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On late Friday afternoon, two Austin Transportation Department officers, accompanied by four APD police officers, sauntered around The Capitol Factory, an Austin coworking space.
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Working alongside those officers is the Chicago Police Department, the primary law enforcement agency at both airports, with 231 budgeted armed officers and supervisors.
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No officers were hurt and police found no other victims, leading investigators to question whether the gunman attempted to lure officers to the location.
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Bright claims that his constitutional rights were violated when officers told him to stop filming, and when officers searched the vehicle without his consent.
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The police department took the comments in stride, updating their initial post with more information on the officers — including a calendar featuring their officers.
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The officers in question have been relegated to desk jobs for the time being, and prosecutors elected to not file charges against the officers.
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The officers approached Sterling aggressively, according to body camera videos released nearly two years after the shooting — after the officers were cleared of charges.
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There&aposs interior officers, you know, like a chief of staff, an administrative assistant who reports to a principal, then there&aposs principal officers.
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Five Dallas police officers were killed on July 7 when a sniper began targeting officers who were working to protect Black Lives Matter protesters.
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"It makes it difficult to understand what officers are required to do and what limitations we're putting on officers when using cameras," Yu said.
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"This was a heinous crime involving the murders of two police officers who were gunned down simply because they were police officers," Hestrin said.
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"I'm very proud of my officers for what they did, but officers across the nation go above and beyond every single day," Whitman said.
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New York's mayor, Bill De Blasio, placed all foot patrol officers in pairs and said two officers will be posted outside all police stations.
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One of the officers, an active-duty police commander, also said that officers plant drugs and guns at the scene of deadly narcotics busts.
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In 2015, Kenyatta declared corruption a national security threat and said revenue officers and custom officers would be vetted, but that has never happened.
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It is hard for non-officers to understand what officers experience on a daily basis and what the outcomes of these experiences might be.
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"When officers act like this, it causes citizens to question the integrity of other officers," Royle said during a news conference at his office.
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Tension intensifies Shortly after Barre's shooting Friday, officers wearing helmets and shields flanked the store while a crowd slowly gathered and shouted at officers.
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The lawsuit's claims In the accounts given by nine students, female officers searched female students and male officers searched male students, the suit said.
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Between January and November 2015, at least 30 U.S. law enforcement officers were shot to death, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund reported.
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So in the Gaines case, the question isn't whether Gaines truly threatened the officers, but whether the officers genuinely believed she posed a threat.
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The police statement said two officers were required to respond because of "information pertaining to this address that presented an increased risk to officers".
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The administration has called for hiring 5,000 more border agents and 10,000 ICE officers, and officers on the ground have already gotten to work.
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The officers documented the night on the Boynton Police Department's social media channels, including videos of officers putting on the students' boutonnieres and corsages.
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Four Arizona police officers are reportedly on administrative leave after video surfaced showing officers repeatedly punching a man during an incident late last month.
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The force has 778 officers, well above the level in the aftermath of the recession, when layoffs brought the number of officers around 600.
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Horace's comments come as police officers face increased scrutiny amid a series of racially charged incidents involving white police officers and people of color.
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The law has been a longstanding obstacle to civil rights groups, reporters and others seeking information about misconduct by police officers and corrections officers.
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At 9113:2911, more officers arrived, and at 249:600, officers from multiple agencies entered the club, and they and Mr. Mateen opened fire.
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Two days later, five law enforcement officers were fatally shot in downtown Dallas by Micah Johnson, a black man who was targeting white officers.
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Several police officers stood by and watched; they were there only, it seemed, to protect the court officers who had delivered the bad news.
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Trip itineraries in the military are typically made by junior officers and non-commissioned officers, who take into account the cheapest routes and accommodations.
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But Inhofe also warned the crowd of uniformed military officers, officers from allied countries and other officials about media coverage of the defense budget.
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The other officers chose a jury trial, and on Tuesday, five of those officers were convicted of the attempted gang assault and other charges.
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Upon officers making the gruesome discovery, Daejona Holmes changed her story and told officers she shot her father after he gunned down her mother.
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The group also worked with the state to conduct workshops for elected village officials and land officers; 3,000 officers have been trained so far.
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Instead of lunging at police, as officers said, the teenager appeared to stumble around and move away from the officers when he was shot.
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"Military officers will take part in activities that are for community safety because there are not enough police officers to tackle crime," Prawit said.
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BPD's foot pursuit tactics endanger officers and the community, and frequently lead to officers using excessive force on fleeing suspects who pose minimal threat.
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After five officers in Dallas were killed this month, the police here began dispatching patrol cars with at least two officers at a time.
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After the officers cuff Bailey and call for medical assistance, the officers find a gun in his shorts and cut the shorts off him.
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Several other senior officers as well as the commanding officers of the Fitzgerald and John S. McCain have also been relieved of their duties.
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The officers did not have Taser stun guns, weapons that the Police Department has provided additional officers with recently as alternatives to their firearms.
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But none of the officers had life-threatening injuries, and all six officers who were shot have been released from area hospitals, police said.
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He accused protesters of using individual officers' personal information to apply for bank loans, in addition to the harassment of officers' spouses and children.
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Many officers who need counseling swallow their feelings, fearing that their careers or their rapport with other officers will suffer if they seek counseling.
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About a dozen narcotics police officers and a half-dozen patrol officers were part of the team that was executing the search warrant Monday.
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We're told LAPD officers showed up around 1:30 AM, and we're guessing Weeknd drew the short straw since he spoke to the officers.
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Ten police officers and a female civilian were killed and five police officers were wounded in the clashes between the Taliban and security forces.
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The officers are being provided legal representation by the St. Louis Police Officers' Association, Jeff Roorda, the organization's business manager, said in a statement.
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But in interviews, officers from across the country — including some who are now training the New York City officers — described the instruction in detail.
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Emergency Service Unit officers arrived and took over as fire and other police responders formed teams of 12, with officers surrounding emergency medical technicians.
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In Baltimore, prosecutors dropped charges against three of the officers involved after failing to win convictions against three other officers charged in the case.
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"I have so much admiration and respect for officers and the families of the officers who sacrifice themselves to keep us safe," she said.
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In the proposal, violating the law, which does not apply to police officers or campus law enforcement officers, would carry a fine or imprisonment.
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Most CISOs, or 66 percent, tend to report such matters to their chief information officers instead of the chief executive officers, the report found.
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The officers observed three people, including Randolph, "reach for their waist bands" and then run away from the officers, Eisenman said in a statement.
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She called some police officers, who called other police officers, who took me to a room where my arrest order was read to me.
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Several documents show the lengths migrants went to to hide from Border Patrol officers, and the lengths those officers went to to catch them.
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Seven of those infected are prison officers while the rest are inmates, Xinhua said, adding that prison officers started reporting symptoms in early February.
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As armed, plain-clothed officers, and their supporters took to the streets, they shouted, "No money for police officers but enough money for carnival."
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While the 2,500 officers who safeguard the subway now work for the city's Police Department, the additional officers will work for the transit agency.
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Some refer to a clash in 1988 between police officers and protesters as the officers tried to enforce a curfew at Tompkins Square Park.
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Last year, the Minneapolis Police Department equipped its officers with close to 600 body cameras across all five districts, excluding detectives and undercover officers.
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Our newsfeeds and TV screens are filled with reports of deadly attacks on police officers and excessive use of force by law enforcement officers.
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This would save states $200 billion over the first 10 years — enough to hire 270,000 new police officers, 360,000 probation officers or 327,000 teachers.
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" She added that she had "so much admiration and respect for officers and the families of officers who sacrifice themselves to keep us safe.
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Opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn criticized May for cutting police numbers and repeated his pledge to recruit 10,000 new police officers, including armed officers.
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The police officers association donated another $500 and seven officers walked the aisles of a Home Depot to buy replacements for the stolen tools.
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Consider that the New York City police alone employ more than twice as many uniformed officers as the State Department has Foreign Service officers.
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Framing an attack on officers as a "wound inflicted on the whole country," Trump praised the sacrifices made by police officers around the country.
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After the officers put him in a police vehicle, the prosecutors said, Mr. Lei tried to escape again, and again the officers piled on.
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Over the next three hours, seven field officers, seven tactical team officers, then three SWAT team members arrived at the scene, in three waves.
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