Is There Racial Bias In New York State Policing?
A recent report on a study to find out if racial disparities exist within the ranks of the New York State Police, has not-so-surprising results.
Police Reform
Concerns From Residents And Advocates On Police Reform In Buffalo
Local protesters and advocates express concerns about police reform.
Buffalo Police Department Submits Reform Plan to New York State
All police and Sherriff departments in New York State were required to submit reform plans to the Governor by April 1st
Body Cameras are on the way for New York State Troopers
Officials expect that all state police officers should have their cameras by the end of the year
Buffalo Police Reform is Still Getting Big Push Back
The frustration continues with police reform in the city.
Albany Police Officer To Be Fired For Racist Rant
A random audit of a deputy's body camera caused the Albany Police Department some embarrassment, and now the officer who made the embarrassing comments will be terminated.
Man Shot By Buffalo Police Found Mentally Unfit To Stand Trial
Multiple mental health professionals have determined the Buffalo man isn't mentally stable
Buffalo Police Officer Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge
The officer has been released on bail and is awaiting his next court hearing
Buffalo Police Are Now Receiving De-escalation Training
This training should help officers calm difficult situations and defuse potentially stressful interactions with the public
New Partnership In Buffalo To Help Children Of Arrested Parents
Children are now being protected from seeing their parents arrested.
Town of Tonawanda May Fire Troubled Police Officer
The officer, who has multiple charges of misconduct against him, has been disciplined more than once by town officials
Cariol's Law Passed by Buffalo Common Council
Cariol's Law was passed by the Buffalo Common Council.