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Richmond, North Richmond, to gather tonight for anti-crime meeting

By Robert Rogers | July 25, 2011 | 1
memorial for darrell duncan, who was killed in richmond july 3

With the city and its unincorporated North Richmond neighbor still in the throes of a month wracked with violence, city and county leaders are inviting residents to community meeting tonight at 4 p.m.

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Life on the beat: Patrolling Richmond

By Robert Rogers | May 5, 2011 | 2
officers pointing flashlights

Officer Matt Stonebraker steers the cruiser. His partner, Anthony Diaz, paws at his Glock, the way you might tap your wallet, just to make sure it’s there if you need it.

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Despite deadly week, crime down overall in North Richmond

By Robert Rogers | April 5, 2011 | 3
richmond police in north richmond

North Richmond’s crime rate was on the decline before last week’s deadly shootings.

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Two killed in 24-hour period in South Richmond

By Mark Oltmanns | March 6, 2011

All three of the city’s homicide victims this year were shot and killed in South Richmond, find out how the city and the community are responding.

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‘Nacho’ defaces city, leaves few clues

By Robert Rogers | February 25, 2011 | 3
a look at 'nacho's' graffiti in richmond.

Police are on the hunt for “Nacho,” a shadowy, elusive tagger who defaces the city under the cover of night.

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Richmond honors first African American police sergeant

By Robert Rogers | February 9, 2011 | 2
Ellison family and chief chris magnus and deputy chief ed medina celebrate the service of Douglas Ellison

When Douglas Ellison made his mark on Richmond history, Martin Luther King Jr. was just 17 years old. Harry Truman had not yet desegregated America’s armed forces, and Rosa Parks hadn’t refused to concede her seat.

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Promotions and politics in the RPD

By Mark Oltmanns | October 12, 2010

Next month the Richmond Police Department will have a new number two alongside Chief Magnus.

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Council OKs Taser purchase, breaks own resolution

By Ian Stewart | July 7, 2010 | 1
Council members, including Gayle McLaughlin (from left), Jeff Ritterman, Nat Bates and Tom Butt (shown during a June 22 meeting), voted Tuesday to OK the purchase of $84,000 worth of Tasers for the Richmond Police Department during their weekly council meeting. The purchase violates the city council's own resolution calling for a ban on Arizona-based businesses, such as the Taser vendor. However police say the Arizona companty is simply the only place to get the devices. File photo by Ian A. Stewart.

Despite its own resolution banning doing business with companies in Arizona, Richmond City Council on Tuesday approved a $84,000 purchase of Tasers from an Arizona vendor during a wide-ranging council meeting.

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