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Police supervisor in Tyre Nichols death retired with benefits before getting fired

Police supervisor in Tyre Nichols death retired with benefits before getting fired
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Police supervisor in Tyre Nichols death retired with benefits before getting fired

Police supervisor in Tyre Nichols death retired with benefits before getting fired
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Memphis police officer relieved of duty after Tyre Nichols death

Memphis police officer relieved of duty after Tyre Nichols' death News

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Grant application process under review by Memphis City Council

“$185 billion, nearly 20 percent is already out the door,” said Councilman Jones, “Why do we put all of the burden on the people here in Memphis and Shelby County."

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Memphis Police Chief says community engagement is part of her crime fighting plan

Memphis Police Chief says community engagement is part of her crime fighting plan Jul 24, 2021 / 10:20 PM CDT MEMPHIS, Tenn. In the middle of Orange Mound, they gathered. The community is tired of the crime “We have placed cameras out and we still have shootings. People can’t rest well at night,” said Memphis City Council Vice Chair Jamita Swearengen. Swearengen represents this part of the city. Saturday morning she and others set out to take back the community. Memphis new Police Chief C.J. Davis joined in. She has been chief only a few weeks, but says this is what it takes to accomplish the charge before her, reducing crime in the city.

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