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The state’s highest legal office filed to dismiss a challenge Friday from a group of media entities to the state’s “buffer zone” law, which creates a 25-foot zone around law enforcement officers during certain activities.
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Court documents say one officer leaned on the man's neck, cut off his breathing and began choking him. The other restrained the victim by holding onto his legs.
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The problem is that the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s office is in a staffing crisis. Chronically they don’t have enough confinement officers.
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Twenty percent of IUPD officers are women, compared to just 12 percent in the rest of the country. Having a woman as chief is even rarer. Still, Lees sees room for improvement at IU.
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Indiana is making changes to its Law Enforcement Training Board in an effort to improve training for police across the state.
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Some of Indiana’s law enforcement agencies are changing the way they operate based on an outside review of the state’s policing policies and procedures.
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Public health and public safety leaders gathered in Carmel to find ways to collaborate to address the opioid epidemic in Hoosier communities.