RAPISTS and sex offenders are being charged, convicted and jailed without ever having their photos or DNA taken, the Echo can reveal.

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A KERA News analysis of disciplinary records for nearly 200 North Texas police officers found that while the state requires ...

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The Minister reaffirmed the SIU’s commitment to protecting whistle-blowers and safeguarding investigators, essential to ...

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Commissioner Tisch declines to fire NYPD officer who killed Allan Feliz, despite internal ruling and family pleas for justice.