Summary
Are Citrus Heights cops firing their weapons too often? The Sacramento Bee is digging into this, and it's got folks worried about whether the police are being held accountable and if everyone in town is truly safe.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
- 2
Impact analysis
We don't know yet if this means more lawsuits or training costs, but it's something to watch.
The public benefits from increased transparency and potentially better police practices.
Residents who have negative interactions with police, or the community's trust in law enforcement, could be harmed.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Citrus Heights officers involved in shooting after suspect charges at law enforcement – Citrus Heights Sentinel
By Sara Beth Williams– Two Citrus Heights Police officers shot a suspect Thursday afternoon who they say charged at law enforcement while holding a knife. Around noon on Thursday, Oct. 22, Citrus Heights Police...
Citrus Heights Police: Suspect hospitalized following officer-involved shooting – Citrus Heights Sentinel
The Citrus Heights Police Department, California Highway Patrol, and Sheriff’s Office deputies were on scene at the time of the incident, which occurred midday. It is not yet known whether any Citrus Heights Police officer discharged their weapon...
Citrus Heights police: Too quick to shoot?
Citrus Heights police: Too quick to shoot? Sacramento Bee
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