Sentences with phrase «by city police officers»

Ferguson police were widely criticized for their response following the death of Brown, who was shot by a city police officer, Darren Wilson, on Aug. 9.

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I remember how excited my father, Joe, a New York City Police Officer, used to get by Ali's poise and power.

Similar disparities affect Minneapolis, near the tiny city of Falcon Heights where Philando Castile was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop on July 6.

A lawsuit filed by a former Taft Police Officer claims Taft City Manager Denise Hitt and former Police Chief Klaus Mansion worked to keep an assault investigation under wraps while threatening the officer's Officer claims Taft City Manager Denise Hitt and former Police Chief Klaus Mansion worked to keep an assault investigation under wraps while threatening the officer's officer's career.

A man suspected of fatally shooting an off - duty police officer in a small Kentucky city was killed by law enforcement officials in Tennessee, authorities said Friday.

Professor DiIulio again: «It is reasonable to suppose that by doubling or tripling the number of officers on regular duty in and around drug - infested, crime - torn neighborhoods, and by deploying them in accordance with the precepts of community policing, the streets and sidewalks of even the most blighted inner city could be made safe enough for children to play and adults to stroll.»

On September 29 — the first episode of the show's 27th season — New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani opened the show surrounded by NYC firemen and police officers.

The Russian Premier League condemned the treatment of female fans who say they were strip - searched by male police officers before a soccer match in the World Cup 2018 host city of Kazan.

CHICAGO — A Cook County judge Friday denied a request by the union that represents Chicago police officers to stop the city from using off - duty officers for traffic control at Monday's Chicago Bears football game.

A report by Green party London Assembly member Sian Berry revealed that even many of the city's police officers can't afford to live there, with around half living outside London.

The New York City PBA has been at odds with Mayor Bill de Blasio in recent months over police tactics and criminal justice reform measures sought after the death of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man who died after a choke hold administered by a police officer.

The family of Akai Gurley, the unarmed man shot and killed in a Brooklyn housing - project stairwell by a police officer last year, has filed a wrongful - death lawsuit against New York City.

Two decades after he was sodomized by an NYPD officer, touching off one of the biggest police misconduct investigations in city history, Abner Louima is living a quiet but productive life in Miami, while the officer who attacked him, Justin Volpe, has eight years left on his federal prison sentence.

The vast majority of NYPD officers who answered a new survey hate their jobs and believe they were a lot safer before Mayor de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton took office, according to a new survey by the city's police Police Commissioner Bill Bratton took office, according to a new survey by the city's police police union.

A jury earlier this year convicted New York City Police Officer Peter Liang in the shooting death of Akai Gurley, a conviction that was condemned by some members of the city's Asian communCity Police Officer Peter Liang in the shooting death of Akai Gurley, a conviction that was condemned by some members of the city's Asian communcity's Asian community.

Upon further inquiry from reporters, Constance Malcolm — the mother of Ramarley Graham, who was shot by a New York City police officer in 2012 — said that Cuomo told the group if the Legislature didn't pass his proposal for an independent monitor by the end of session, he would then issue the executive order.

A pair of police reform measures vigorously opposed by New York City's largest officers union is moving toward passage in the City Council, a last - ditch effort by its departing speaker, Melissa Mark - Viverito, who has staked her legacy on criminal justice reform.

Council candidate Heidi Harrison Chain has been endorsed by three city police unions representing more than 20,000 active and retired officers.

Proposed changes to the provision also include exempting Hollywood filmmakers shooting on location in New York, as well as New York City police officers, who had complained that they, too, would be restricted by the law.

But the murder of the two police officers, Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos, by 28 - year - old Ismaaiyl Brinsley, has ignited long - smoldering tensions between the mayor and the city's two largest police unions.

Passed in January 2017, the resolution dubbed «welcoming and inclusive city» by supporters codified a longstanding unwritten policy that Kingston police officers and other city employees do not inquire about immigration status during routine interactions with citizens.

Off topic questions included a Department of Investigations report detailing problems with corrections officers at Rikers Island, de Blasio's message to protestors resuming anti-NYPD protests, his relationship with police unions, a call by the head of the Lieutentants Benevolent Association to strengthen laws concerning resisting arrest, an increase in police protection for Jewish organizations and sites and Dov Hikind's claim of a decrease in police presence, delays in the implementation of the City's municipal ID card program, his message to PBA members dissatisfied with their union leadership, his position on a city council plan to fund the purchase of additional bullet - proof vests for police officers, whether the Democratic National Committee has expressed concerns around the recent protests as it considers whether to hold the 2016 convention in Brooklyn, whether his «thoughts» on the anti-NYPD protests have «evolved» and whether he will direct the NYPD to change its FOIL request process to accept email or other electronic requeCity's municipal ID card program, his message to PBA members dissatisfied with their union leadership, his position on a city council plan to fund the purchase of additional bullet - proof vests for police officers, whether the Democratic National Committee has expressed concerns around the recent protests as it considers whether to hold the 2016 convention in Brooklyn, whether his «thoughts» on the anti-NYPD protests have «evolved» and whether he will direct the NYPD to change its FOIL request process to accept email or other electronic requecity council plan to fund the purchase of additional bullet - proof vests for police officers, whether the Democratic National Committee has expressed concerns around the recent protests as it considers whether to hold the 2016 convention in Brooklyn, whether his «thoughts» on the anti-NYPD protests have «evolved» and whether he will direct the NYPD to change its FOIL request process to accept email or other electronic requests.

Despite that, the city has been rocked by a series of different shootings over the past couple of weeks, including the most recent, where a police officer drew fire, and a police union spokesperson said that many city residents feel less safe than ever.

A non-binding resolution issued by the council comes after they learned only about three dozen of the city's roughly 450 police officers actually live in the city.

[282] As part of his campaign, Livingstone highlighted that by 2008, the Metropolitan Police had 35,000 officers, 10,000 more than it had had in 2000, also highlighting statistics to indicate falling crime rates across the city during his Mayorship.

Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN)- A Buffalo Police Officer was stuck by gunfire in the area of Garfield Street and Hartman Place in the city's Black Rock neighborhood near 5 pm Sunday evening.

According to police, Davis was stopped by two Buffalo police officers, Todd C. McAlister and Nicholas J. Parisi, on Hoyt Street, just north of West Ferry Street, on the city's West Side when he tried to flee and began fighting with the officers.

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office was granted the authority on Monday to investigate the shooting death of Delrawn Small, who was shot to death on July 4 by an off - duty New York City police officer in Brooklyn.

In a move aimed at dampening the impact of «broken windows» policing, the New York City Council passed bills to create a civil process for some of the most common low - level infractions observed by police officers, including public drinking and public urination.

The NYS Senate however, voted them down and instead «passed a series of so - called school safety measures that, among other steps, would require police officers at schools in New York City and provide grants to districts outside the city to hire retired law enforcement as school resource officers,» as reported by The NY Daily NCity and provide grants to districts outside the city to hire retired law enforcement as school resource officers,» as reported by The NY Daily Ncity to hire retired law enforcement as school resource officers,» as reported by The NY Daily News.

Senate Republicans had always been hesitant to approve the changes and instead this year held a series of hearings on police safety, spurred in part by the assassinations of two New York City police officers.

In a city troubled by allegations of police misuse of force, a Chicago police officer shot and killed a male college student...

And on Wednesday he was arrested by police in New York City after he filmed an encounter between the officers and another man.

«A majority of Democrats, independents, voters from every region and race agree that the Attorney General and not local district attorneys should have authority in cases where unarmed civilians are killed by police officers, although Democrats, New York City voters, blacks and Latinos feel most strongly about this,» Siena College pollster Steve Greenberg said.

In his letter to the governor, Schneiderman references a similar measure, applicable only to offenses allegedly committed by New York City police officers, that was recently introduced by Brooklyn Sen. Kevin Parker.

The vast majority of NYPD officers hates their job and believes they were a lot safer before NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton took office, according to a new survey by the city's police Police Commissioner Bill Bratton took office, according to a new survey by the city's police police union.

After the fourth New York City police officer in 11 months was shot and killed last week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said «there's no doubt that we have a violence problem against police officers,» and gave a tepid response to a proposal by Mayor Bill de Blasio.

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A New York City police horse tossed an officer to the pavement and took off down a busy Midtown street yesterday after being spooked by a loud noise.

«The murder by a New York City Police Officer — maybe not in blue, undercover, once again — has raised a question of racism.

It is a stark reminder of how unpredictable governing a city like New York is: most of the people interviewed by the Observer about the mayor's first year in office spoke to the paper before the murder of the police officers, which will amount to one of the biggest challenges the mayor will face in his first term.

While Buffalo mayor Byron Brown delivered his annual State of the City Address inside the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center on Friday afternoon, protesters outside spoke against him and the city's police department as they rallied in memory of a young man who recently died after being arrested by officCity Address inside the Buffalo Niagara Convention Center on Friday afternoon, protesters outside spoke against him and the city's police department as they rallied in memory of a young man who recently died after being arrested by officcity's police department as they rallied in memory of a young man who recently died after being arrested by officers.

The city is going to recognize the two police officers murdered in Brooklyn by naming two streets near their homes in their honor.

The subpoena, a copy of which was obtained by MidHudsonNews.com, calls for: «All original documents, including all correspondence, e-mails, memoranda, and / or notes pertaining to disability claims, disability hearings, and disciplinary actions, potential disciplinary actions or hearings, regarding (a city police officer), including all such documents, generated, possessed or received from any Elected or Appointed City Officials, including the City Comptroller, Civil Service Commissioner, Corporation Counsel or attorneys working for the city... for the period of June 1, 2014, to the present.&racity police officer), including all such documents, generated, possessed or received from any Elected or Appointed City Officials, including the City Comptroller, Civil Service Commissioner, Corporation Counsel or attorneys working for the city... for the period of June 1, 2014, to the present.&raCity Officials, including the City Comptroller, Civil Service Commissioner, Corporation Counsel or attorneys working for the city... for the period of June 1, 2014, to the present.&raCity Comptroller, Civil Service Commissioner, Corporation Counsel or attorneys working for the city... for the period of June 1, 2014, to the present.&racity... for the period of June 1, 2014, to the present.»

Richard J. Sherwood, town justice in Guilderland, is brought into City Court by police officers after being arrested on Friday, Feb. 23, 2018 in Albany, N.Y. (Lori Van Buren / Times Union)

Thomas Lagan is brought into Albany City Court by police officers after being arrested on Friday, Feb. 23, 2018 in Albany, N.Y. (Brendan Lyons / Times Union)

The city has settled to pay $ 700,000 to a mentally disturbed Soundview man who was shot by police officers during an altercation in 2005.

In a meeting with Council members last Thursday, the speaker told her colleagues that the long - stalled act — which would require the city's police officers to identify themselves when stopping an individual and to let that person know that they have the right to refuse a search if the officer does not have probable cause — would not go before the Council but rather would be handled internally by the police department, despite having a sufficient number of sponsors to pass.

The mayor also asked parishioners to look at a recent Daily News front page article about the city's new neighborhood policing program orchestrated by Police Commissioner James O'Neill, saying that the «number one thing that jumps out» in that story is that the officers are giving their cell phone numbers to community members, who alert them to crimes and enable officers to stop crimes «before they happen.»

The SPD currently has 403 police officers and the city is projected to lose five officers by May, Fowler said.