criminal justice

An internal investigation is underway into a fatal accident involving four New Haven Police officers last Friday in Las Vegas.

Local police departments throughout Connecticut are expected to equip all of their officers with body cameras by July 2022 in order to increase transparency and public trust in law enforcement. But with less than a year before that new requirement goes into effect, it remains unclear exactly how many of the state’s municipal police officers are already wearing cameras and how many still need to be outfitted with the technology.

Fingerprinting services at many Connecticut police departments were delayed after a glitch surfaced in a new statewide fingerprinting system.

Local Republican lawmakers say juvenile crime is so bad in Connecticut that the general public is in danger, and they’re calling for a special session…

Gov. Ned Lamont vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have set statutory limits on the use of solitary confinement in Connecticut prisons, instead issuing an…

Mothers and wives of loved ones who have spent time in prison, and the formerly incarcerated themselves, gathered outside the Capitol on June 7 to…

This hour, on the last day of the legislative session we speak with a Connecticut state senator who has played a key role in issues of race and criminal…

Last week the Biden administration ordered Immigration and Customs Enforcement to close a detention facility in Massachusetts that has held many people…

Nearly 2000 children are arrested each day in the United States. That's according to the Children's Defense Fund.This hour, we check in with the…