police
Carlsbad adopts military equipment ordinance for police department
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council on April 19 adopted a policy allowing the “funding, acquisition or use of military equipment by the Carlsbad Police
Police standoff on I-5 near Camp Pendleton ends when suspect shoots himself
REGION — A lengthy overnight police pursuit that began near Mission Valley and ended early Wednesday morning on Interstate 5 in San Onofre turned into
Escondido Police Department creates standalone de-escalation policy
ESCONDIDO — Following incidents of police brutality across the nation over the past year that sparked widespread outrage and calls for police reform, the Escondido
New police chief wants better accountability, training for officers
OCEANSIDE — Accountability, training and building the public’s trust in law enforcement are some of the top priorities of new Oceanside Police Chief Fred Armijo
City putting off police decision until fall
Most council members agree they need to make a decision, perhaps this fall, on whether to move forward with a proposal to create a standalone
Discussion on police options in Del Mar to be continued
After spending more than two hours addressing the pros and cons of forming a standalone police department or maintaining a contract with the county Sheriff’s
Son allegedly murders mother in Escondido
ESCONDIDO — A 25-year-old Escondido man is in custody after allegedly killing his mother, according to police. David McGee was apprehended Wednesday night after Escondido
