The real Lassie: in New Hampshire, a dog led the police to the injured owner, which saved his life

In New Hampshire, the Tinsley Dog brought police to his master, who was injured in a car accident and needed urgent help. Writes about this CNN. Tinsley got the attention of the New Hampshire State Police (NHSP) when they answered a call about an abandoned dog ...

Thought the cops would save: father got 28 years in prison for leaving his daughter in a burning car

A South Carolina man who left his 19-month-old daughter to die in a burning car during a police chase was sentenced to 28 years in prison for his gruesome crime. Writes about this New York Post. Imhotep Norman, 28, from Spartanburg, South Carolina ...

The last sheriff of the region surrendered: now all of Northern California protects illegal criminals from ICE

The Northern California County Sheriff has announced that his office will no longer respond to any requests from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to release or relocate illegal immigrants in order to "protect the safety" of his county residents. Writes about this Fox News. ...

Bribe for asylum in the USA: a resident of Russia tried to buy a criminal case against her husband

A resident of the city of Bryansk was detained on suspicion of bribing a police investigator for making fictitious documents on criminal prosecution for her husband, according to the Investigation Department in the Bryansk region. A 37-year-old resident of Bryansk came to the investigator and wanted to bribe him, in order to ...

City in Vermont first cut police funding, and now pays extra for officers to stay

Following a wave of protests over the assassination of George Floyd, by the end of June 2020, the City Council of Burlington, Vermont, issued a resolution to tackle racial inequality in dealing with the police, declare racism a citywide crisis, and create more opportunities for non-whites. To…

Capitol police officers sued Trump: what are they demanding

US Capitol officers, attacked and beaten during riots at the Congress building, filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, his allies and members of extreme right-wing extremist groups. They accuse them of deliberately inciting violence on 6 January. Writes about this ...

Salary, schedule, the most frequent violations of immigrants: how a Ukrainian works as a policeman in Philadelphia

The United States is a country of immigrants, and law enforcement is no exception. They recruit representatives of national minorities who speak the languages ​​of the ethnic communities in a particular area. So in Philadelphia, where there are many immigrants from Ukraine, a former resident of Ternopil maintains order. ...

Palestinians clash with police in Israel: more than 200 injured

On the evening of May 7, clashes broke out in Jerusalem between Palestinians and the police. As a result, 205 Palestinians and 17 Israeli police officers were injured in the incident. Writes about this BBC. The collision took place at the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem. The situation escalated due to the threat of eviction of Palestinian families from the eastern part of the city. ...

Death for non-payment: in Florida during eviction, police shot dead woman

In Florida, police shot and killed a woman who had lived in an apartment for over a year and did not pay her rent. Writes about this Local10. The woman, who was identified by the police as 40-year-old Stephanie Nicole Voikin, came to a friend's party a year ago at Brickell First Apartments, ...

The police did not strangle George Floyd: the lawyer released an unexpected video

In the footage presented in court, you can see that the policeman’s knee is not resting on Floyd’s neck, as previously thought, but on his back, the Correspondent reports. In the United States, the lawyer of police officer Derek Chauvin, who is accused of the death of African-American George Floyd, presented in court...

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