https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5023051 AYESHA RASCOE, HOST: When a police officer does something seriously wrong, one option is decertification, taking away their badge and gun for good. More than 20 states in the past few years have created or strengthened paths to decertification. But as reporter Jared Brown finds, there are hurdles.

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https://chicosol.org/ by Leslie Layton posted July 9 This story was updated at 2 p.m. today to add comments from both parties’ attorneys. Shortly after taking under submission a public records dispute, Butte County Superior Court Judge Stephen Benson ruled July 8 that the City of Chico must release a PowerPoint presentation on the 2017 police killing of Tyler Rushing. The ruling in favor of Tyler’s father, Scott Rushing of Ventura, requires that the City release requested

https://chicosol.org/2023/10/02/new-lawsuit-filed-city-tyler-rushing-case/

DA Ramsey received a perfect attendance pin from the Butte County Board of Supervisors....

Tyler Rushing was a good man. These are some of the things that he was: Son, grandson, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend to many, a small business owner of “Tyger Eye Photography,” … he was planning a career as a professional photojournalist. These are some of the things he was NOT: Tyler was not homeless (he had his own condo home in Ventura, CA), he did not live a criminal lifestyle, he was not on drugs when he was killed, he was not suicidal, and he was not mental

By KIMBERLY MORALES | kmorales@chicoer.com | Chico Enterprise-Record September 27, 2022 at 4:25 a.m. CHICO — The family of Eddie “Gabriel” Sanchez has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Chico and Chico Police Department officers Mark Bass and David Bailey in connection with an officer-involved shooting in 2015. The lawsuit claims Sanchez’ fourth and 14th amendments were violated and that the excessive force was used. Sanchez died in November 2015 outside of a

Memorial brings 7 families together on 5th Anniversary of Tyler Rushing death

Violations of public records act cost taxpayers tens of thousands A Butte County judge has signed an order based on a settlement agreement in the lawsuit filed by journalist Dave Waddell against the City of Chico. by Leslie Layton posted July 14 The City of Chico has settled a lawsuit filed by a local journalist over violations of the California Public Records Act, providing the documents requested and agreeing to pay the costs of the journalist’s attorney. The taxpayers’ pr

http://chicosol.org/2022/03/11/city-chico-takes-case-supreme-court/

TYLER RUSHING VS. AGPP heard by the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Scott Rushing, father of Tyler Rushing will have his case heard : 9am Tuesday, Oct. 5 on Youtube Tyler Rushing vs AGPP US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. You can go to the link below and subscribe. US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. https://www.youtube.com/c/9thCircuit If you miss the live broadcast; It will take 24 hrs.for the link to the hearing to come out. Scott will send it out and I'll email it t