Bucks County Regional Police Chief Karl Knott on June 13 assured Chalfont Borough Council that his department is moving on training trends that have stemmed from George Floyd’s 2020 killing at the hands of a police officer in Minneapolis.

In her Bucks County Herald article (“Just, safe policing starts with data and transparency” June 1), the NAACP’s Karen Downer reminds us to go with the science. Good advice. Get the data.

So the Department of Justice finally published its findings on the Minnesota police force three years after the death of George Floyd. They only confirm what people of color already know: that people …

I was glad to see that a number of Bucks police departments have engaged collaboratively with the NAACP regarding transparency in the three years since the George Floyd killing (“Just, safe …

It seems that not a week goes by without a young Black man brutally killed by the police who are sworn to protect us all. Another family shattered, another young person’s future vanished.How can we …

With innovative social service assistance for its police up and running, Bedminster is also adding a new, grant-funded community relations initiative. At a March 8 meeting, township supervisors …