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Republican Fazio gets endorsement of police unions in Greenwich, Stamford in Senate race

Republican Fazio gets endorsement of police unions in Greenwich, Stamford in Senate race FacebookTwitterEmail Ryan Fazio, a Republican candidate for the 36th District State Senate special election, poses at Greenwich Commons in Greenwich, Conn. Wednesday, July 28, 2021. Fazio was backed this week by Greenwich and Stamford’s police unions.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media The police unions in both Greenwich and Stamford are throwing their support behind Republican Ryan Fazio in the special election for the 36th Senate District. The Silver Shield Association of Greenwich sent out its endorsement Tuesday for Fazio in the three-way race to finish the term of Alex Kasser, who resigned in late June. The union cited his opposition to the police accountability act signed into law last summer in Connecticut after nationwide protests over the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers. Kasser voted for the bill, which was heavily criticized by police unions across the

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As CT lawmakers debate the future of police in schools, some local leaders oppose changes

Legislation requiring the state to study the role of school police is facing backlash.

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As CT lawmakers debate the future of police in schools, some local leaders oppose changes

As CT lawmakers debate the future of police in schools, some local leaders oppose changes
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As CT lawmakers debate the future of police in schools, some local leaders oppose changes

As CT lawmakers debate the future of police in schools, some local leaders oppose changes
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Law allowing Connecticut citizens to sue police for egregious violations goes into effect July 1

Law allowing Connecticut citizens to sue police for egregious violations goes into effect July 1 News 12 Staff Updated on:Apr 21, 2021, 1:06pm EDT George Floyd s murder led to a major overhaul of police rules in Connecticut. After Floyd s murder, thousands took to Connecticut s streets and lawmakers passed sweeping police reforms. Some changes started immediately - it s now easier to decertify police officers for excessive force or racial profiling. Towns can form civilian review boards with subpoena power, and officers must get a behavioral health assessment every five years. This is about a system and individuals within a system who need to be cleaned out. And this is the first step, state Sen. Doug McCrory says.

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