Cops accused of child rape, road rage suspended by state law enforcement regulators

Total officers suspended by POST Commission now at 33 as of mid-May By CHRIS VAN BUSKIRK | cvanbuskirk@bostonherald.com | PUBLISHED: June 2, 2023 at 4:07 p.m. | UPDATED: June 2, 2023 at 4:11 p.m. Law enforcement regulators suspended the policing licenses of a former deputy chief in … Continued

Michelle Wu promised ‘significant reform’ to police union contracts. Now comes the hard part.

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Mayor Michelle Wu’s priorities include reducing “union release time,” when the city pays officers to attend collective bargaining and grievance sessions, and tightening the medical leave policy. JESSICA RINALDI/GLOBE STAFF It’s a feat that eluded her predecessors. Michelle Wu swept … Continued

Police Officer Decertification: Promoting Police Professionalism through State Licensing and the National Decertification Index

NOTE: The six states without revocation authority are California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island Police Officer Decertification: Promoting Police Professionalism through State Licensing and the National Decertification Index Roger L. Goldman, The Callis Family Professor of … Continued

Police use-of-force data inconsistent: Departments’ statistics vary widely in survey

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Police use-of-force data inconsistent Departments’ statistics vary widely in survey By Matt Apuzzo and Sarah Cohen NEW YORK TIMES AUGUST 11, 2015 WASHINGTON — When the Justice Department surveyed police departments nationwide in 2013, officials included for the first time … Continued