Pennsylvania lawmakers mandate written reports for unrecorded custodial interrogations Bill requires law enforcement to document reasons for not electronically recording interrogations

Pennsylvania lawmakers are taking a bold step to enhance transparency by mandating police to document why they skip electronic recordings of interrogations.

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Council promotes Brian Williams to full-time position ahead of David Mitchell's retirement Council votes to promote Brian Williams to full-time role effective May 28.

A new chapter begins in Allegheny County as the council promotes Brian Williams to a full-time officer just as they prepare to say goodbye to veteran David Mitchell.

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Pennsylvania Senators propose $1 fishing license for law enforcement officers Legislation amends fishing license fees for Pennsylvania officers at $1 per year.

Pennsylvania's Senate is making waves by proposing a $1 fishing license for law enforcement officers, recognizing their service while encouraging outdoor relaxation!

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House committee considers bill to arm state inspector general enforcement officers Committee advances House Bill 36 allowing firearms for inspector general enforcement officers after training.

The Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee is weighing a controversial bill that could arm enforcement officers, igniting a fierce debate over law enforcement practices and hiring policies.

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