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Local activists are asking the Tallahassee Police Department to give officers additional training on what's commonly known as Florida's White Cane Law. It says drivers must come to a complete stop when they see someone crossing or attempting to cross the road with the help of a guide dog or white cane.
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Early in September, a grand jury didn't indict the officers responsible for shooting and killing Wilbon Woodard, Mychael Johnson, and Tony McDade. Afterward, the commission directed Tallahassee Inspector General Dennis Sutton to draft a plan for auditing TPD. Sutton says that plan is now complete.
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Officers arrived on scene at the Sunoco gas station, located at 1417 South Monroe, and discovered a deceased adult male victim inside the store suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.
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In the city's high-crime areas, TPD is trying to connect with youngsters and their families one sno-ball cone at a time.
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State Attorney Jack Campbell says he can’t charge the man who pointed a gun at protestors in front of The Capitol because of Florida’s stand your ground law.
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City Hall was the backdrop Wednesday afternoon for a coalition of city officials and heads of local advocacy groups criticizing local law enforcement
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Ryan Dailey spoke with Pamela Marsh, president of the Florida First Amendment Foundation, to get her thoughts on the City’s release of the public records.
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The marchers were upset at the results of a Friday grand jury announcement that officers who fired fatal shots in three separate incidents this year would not be charged.
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The grand jury’s reports on all three shootings detail what the panel of more than 20 people decided were lawful actions by TPD officers.
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Tallahassee Police Department says no one will face charges following the altercation that took place during a Black Lives Matter protest outside the Florida Capitol on Saturday