…within the communities they serve. By prioritizing investments in childcare, communities across the country will benefit from more supported, diverse peace officers. “Access to quality, reliable child care is essential…

…inmates with serious mental illnesses to alternative forms of housing, the President adopted the following reforms based on DOJ’s recommendations: Ending restrictive housing for juveniles Diverting “protective custody” inmates to…

…him. A violent struggle ensues to capture and restrain him, which results in the use of pepper spray and repeated hard baton strikes. The man becomes unresponsive and dies at…

…across the nation on policing issues. Multiple congressional committees have held hearings on issues such as community-police relations, police militarization, and the use and implementation of body-worn cameras. Lawmakers have…

…fiscal bills to pass out of policy committees was May 1, and the deadline for nonfiscal bills to pass out of policy committees was May 15. Now, all bills heard…

…course the officer themselves. “The best data sets are those that recognize the complexities associated with an issue and provide robust qualitative information,” said Dr. Brian L. Withrow, Professor of…

…Shirley Weber (D-San Diego): This bill redefines racial profiling, changes the current training through the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) requirements, creates an advisory board to oversee…

…has the most at-large PORAC Board members, making its sphere of influence significant, especially when it comes to endorsing pro-law-enforcement candidates and lobbying for legislation that aligns with PORAC’s goals….

…Chris Parlier for District 2 of the Kern County Board of Supervisors. To learn more about Parlier’s commitment to public safety refer to Homepage link to his website: https://electchrisparlier.com/ https://electchrisparlier.com/…