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Family sues Md medical examiner s office, claiming unauthorized cremation

Family sues Md medical examiner s office, claiming unauthorized cremation
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Donte Hill held for court in the murder of Hansen Charles

Hill is accused of shooting Charles twice on a street in Upper Darby. Police believe Charles, a known drug dealer, was lured to his death.

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Upper Darby police make arrest in Wembley Road slaying

34-year-old Philadelphia man incarcerated on first-, second-, third-degree murder in May 1 gunshot slaying

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Police Chief Teresa Theetge Embraces the City s Anti-Slur Policy, but Police Union May Not be on Board | Cincinnati News | Cincinnati

Dan Hils, president of the local Fraternal Order of Police union, tells CityBeat that none of the officers who were caught saying slurs on the job in 2022 should have been fired.

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City to pay officers who used racial slurs, then sued over discipline

Cincinnati will pay two officers $25,000 each to settle a lawsuit stating they were discriminated against after they were caught using racial slurs.

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