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NYC police

  • Proposed Bill Would Allow New York Police to Scan Drivers’ Phones
    Proposed Bill Would Allow New York Police to Scan Drivers’ Phones
    A New York state bill could make texting and driving as bad as drinking and driving.  State Senate Bill S6325A—also known as "Evan's Law"—was submitted on Jan. 6.  Introduced by ...
    April 12, 2016BY Giuliana Manca
  • After Tragedies City Council Members Squirm Over Police Reform Bills
    After Tragedies City Council Members Squirm Over Police Reform Bills
    Several city council members, including staunch supporters of police reform, advocated caution and consideration in reviewing police reform ...
    January 8, 2015BY Shannon Liao
  • NYPD Arrests Two Suspects in Connection With Bronx Police Shooting
    NYPD Arrests Two Suspects in Connection With Bronx Police Shooting
    Police arrested two individuals on Tuesday in connection with a shooting that left two police officers injured in ...
    January 6, 2015BY Annie Wu
  • Schumer Calls for Tougher InfoSec Standards
    Schumer Calls for Tougher InfoSec Standards
    Manufacturers of webcams, baby monitors, and smart televisions need to adopt heightened security measures to protect their customers’ ...
    November 30, 2014BY Jonathan Zhou
  • NYC Police Union at Odds With City Council Over Bounced Emails
    NYC Police Union at Odds With City Council Over Bounced Emails
    The police union is unhappy about the City Council again.
    November 18, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • NYC Council Introduces Bills on Chokeholds, Police Stopping and Questioning
    NYC Council Introduces Bills on Chokeholds, Police Stopping and Questioning
    NEW YORK—The city’s police union bristled in an open display of disapproval to two city council bills introduced ...
    November 13, 2014BY Annie Wu
  • Bratton Names Training Head as 1st NYPD Deputy
    Bratton Names Training Head as 1st NYPD Deputy
    The head of training at the New York Police Department who served two presidents and has a history ...
    November 5, 2014BY Colleen Long
  • NYC Police Commissioner Bratton: Punishing Police Excessive Force Is Not Up to Us
    NYC Police Commissioner Bratton: Punishing Police Excessive Force Is Not Up to Us
    NEW YORK—Testifying before City Council on Monday, police commissioner William Bratton stressed that a chokehold was not illegal, ...
    September 8, 2014BY Annie Wu
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