Earlier this year, a bipartisan police reform bill was passed in Indiana, which showed that it’s possible to pass common-sense laws that hold law enforcement accountable while still recognizing and supporting their importance within our communities.
However, in Illinois a police reform bill, HB 3443 was passed that doesn’t have the same bipartisan support. As of July 1st, the state will start to see many of the measures go into effect despite the strong objections from police and citizens shown to the bill earlier this year.
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- LAPD asked to examine legality of mandatory COVID-19 vaccines for cops
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- Augusta voters approve funding for a new police station
- Body cam footage shows suspect open fire on Chicago cops with no warning
- San Diego City Council mulls $10 million cut to police budget, opposing Mayor’s proposed increase
- One on One with Maryland’s police union president; “We got to put the bad guys in jail.”
- FOP Blames Defund Police Rhetoric for Spike in Shootings Against Cops
