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Bucks County NAACP urges use-of-force review after Quakertown protest (opens the original)
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Members of the Bucks County NAACP are calling for a countywide review to find out how many police departments are following use-of-force guidelines they committed to implement six years ago. Their call comes in the wake of a student-led protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement this year that left police and students injured in Quakertown. It’s among several local and state efforts the civil rights organization members said they’re pushing for following the release of the Bucks Co
Quakertown police chief won’t be charged in ICE protest, but DA critical of ‘calamitous decision’ (opens the original)
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No criminal charges will be filed against Quakertown police officers or its chief for their response to a student-led ICE protest turned violent this year, but the Bucks County district attorney’s office said it identified “serious issues” that should be addressed with the department. The 20-page report, which took six months to complete, was also critical of the conduct of Quakertown police Chief Scott McElree, 72, whose decision to charge into a group of protesters led to the physical confront
Skull found in Northampton County belongs to body found in Bucks, coroners say (opens the original)
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The Bucks County Coroner’s office has a new piece of the identity of a naked man whose body was found near an Upper Bucks boat dock five years ago: his head. Coroner Patti Campi confirmed that a piece of a human skull found in nearly 30 miles away in neighboring Northampton County matches the DNA of the unidentified man found floating in the Delaware River near Upper Black Eddy on Aug. 25, 2021. This finding brings these county officials one step closer to identifying the man, who is one of 10 u
Ex-Bucks County deputy sheriff charged, allegedly shared nude photos of people in custody (opens the original)
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A former Bucks County deputy sheriff is accused of using his personal cellphone to photograph naked men in police custody, then sharing the photos with others in the office. Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan alleges that in 2024 and 2026 Ryan Gaffney, 46, of Feasterville used his authority to “abuse and ridicule” defendants in his custody. “His conduct is a disgrace,” Khan said at a Monday news conference in Doylestown. “The evidence we have is that he thought it was funny. This is not fun
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