Weapons seized from car on Capital Boulevard in Raleigh after occupant pointed gun at public while driving, police say
Police were alerted to the incident and caught the suspects’ car when it got stuck in traffic resulting from a motorcycle ...
Fact Check: Capitol officer who shot dead January 6 protester was not pardoned by Biden
The police officer who shot and killed a protester during the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was not pardoned by former ...
Seattle officers who attended Jan. 6 rally can't remain anonymous, Washington high court rules
The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that Seattle police officers who attended the January 2021 rally and protests at ...
WA Supreme Court says SPD officers who attended Jan. 6 rally can be identified
The officers who attended the rally had sued to prevent the release of their names and documents relating to an investigation ...
Jan. 6 Defendant Who Allegedly Brought Guns to Obama's House Wants Pardon
A January 6 defendant who allegedly showed up to former President Barack Obama's house with guns is asking for a pardon.
Trump’s feared DOJ enforcer has a secret: He, too, investigated Jan. 6
The acting DOJ official behind a potential witch hunt against prosecutors and FBI agents who investigated the Capitol riot ...
DOJ won't drop firearms charges against former Jan. 6 defendant arrested near Obama home
Taylor Taranto, of Seattle, is accused of unlawfully possessing firearms and ammunition and of threatening to blow up his van at a federal facility in Maryland.
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Bill Allows Seattle Police to Use Certain Less-Lethal Weapons on Crowds
Previous legislation—passed as a result of public outcry—had all but barred the use of less-lethal weapons such as tear gas ...
Seattle council approves new policy on police crowd control weapons in 6-3 vote
The rules around how Seattle police can control crowds with less leathal weapons like blast balls, tear gas and pepper spray ...
Seattle City Council approves use of less-lethal weapons for crowd management
The Seattle City Council voted 6-3 on Tuesday to allow police to use less-lethal weapons for crowd control, including blast balls and tear gas.
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Seattle City Council approves police use of blast balls, pepper spray, tear gas during protests
The Seattle City Council Tuesday reauthorized the use of blast balls, pepper spray, and pepper by police for crowd-control purposes, despite the objections of people who said they were impacted by ...