Tallahassee Police Department

Police responded late Tuesday to a call about snowballs thrown at moving vehicles. When they arrived, they say an officer was hit with a snowball.

The move came after a new state law passed last year puts civilian panels under the control of Florida police chiefs and sheriffs, and bans those boards from investigating police misconduct.

WFSU News sat down with Tallahassee Police Chief Lawrence Revell about Paige's case.

The program will allow people who own cameras on private property to give access to their video feeds or to expedite turning over film to police during investigations.

The original estimate was 46 million in 2018. The number grew to 60 million in 2020.

Should law enforcement officers be able to claim Marsy's Law victim privacy protections if they’re threatened with violence while on the job? That’s the question before state lawmakers in a new legislative proposal. It's a response to a recent Florida Supreme Court that says, no.

A proposal would do away with existing police review boards around the state and prevent local governments from creating panels to delve into complaints of police wrongdoing.

TPD Chief Lawrence Revell says three suspects are on the loose after what he calls a targeted, drug-related home invasion robbery.

The Leon County Grand Jury report refers to the bravery of law enforcers who shot back during what was described as an ambush last May.

Both cases involve the accidental discharge of a gun. Police say the latest shooting happened Monday near Riley Elementary School, killing a woman.