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	Washington Police Atualização assim que ocorre ⋅ 9 de janeiro de 2018
	NOTÍCIAS
	A Look at Guns Sold by Police That Ended up at Crime Scenes U.S. News & World Report This 2014 photo provided by the Yakima Police Department shows a Smith & Wesson 9-mm pistol on a table in the apartment where Kyle Juhl used it to kill himself in Yakima, Wash. The pistol that Juhl used to kill himself was familiar to law enforcement: The Washington State Patrol had seized it years ... Guns sold by Washington authorities used in threats, suicide - ABC News AP Exclusive: Should police sell guns? Some chiefs say no - Seattle Times Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Man stabbed in near Washington Square, Syracuse Police say Spectrum News SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Syracuse Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a stabbing early Monday morning near Washington Square. They say a man in his 30s was stabbed in the arm and back, but is expected to survive. The victim would not give police any details about what happened, ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Police Shooting Inquests Halted in King County U.S. News & World Report Inquests of fatal police shootings in King County have been put on hold until a committee reviewing the process submits recommendations for potential ... Monday's action puts on hold five pending inquests currently underway for the police shooting deaths of Isaiah Obet, Damarius Butts, Eugene D. King County Will Halt Police Shooting Inquests: Constantine - Patch.com Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Puerto Rico police chief resigns as killings, absences spike Washington Post SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Puerto Rico's first female police chief resigned Monday amid a spike in killings while thousands of officers continue to call in sick to protest the lack of overtime pay. The island's governor said retired military officer Michelle Hernandez was stepping down after one year of ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	SCOTUS to hear case disputing warrantless motorcycle search Washington Post RICHMOND, Va. — Do police have the right to go on private property — uninvited and without a warrant — to search a vehicle? That's the question the U.S. Supreme Court will be asked to answer when the court takes up the case of a Virginia man who was arrested after a police officer walked onto his ... Sinalizar como irrelevante

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