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Delaware Justice of the Peace Court Chief Magistrate Alan Davis.
Kent County Safe Surrender event brings quick case resolutions
The Safe Surrender event in Dover last Friday was a success, Delaware Justice of the Peace Court Chief Magistrate Alan Davis said. more
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At the request of Georgetown Police Chief Rusty Holm, mayor and Town Council recently approved a lease agreement for three additional vehicles, for a total of six new cars for the department's fleet.
More police vehicles coming to Georgetown fleet
Georgetown Town Council has backed its police chief in his quest for additional department vehicles. At its Oct. 23 meeting, council approved Chief Rusty Holm’s petition to lease more vehicles through Enterprise — six in all over a five-year period. more
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Michael Jarrett, a 50-year-old Dover resident, in Christiana Hospital in Newark on Oct. 20. A Dover police officer officer seeking to detain Michael Jarrett for trespassing in downtown Dover brought the man to the pavement, according to the department. Mr. Jarrett was treated for brain hemorrhaging, fractures in his skull and face and a leg injury. Mr. Jarrett was discharged Wednesday evening into the custody Dover police officers, police said. He was released later that same night on his own recognizance.
Alleged Dover police use of force incident spurs calls for prayer, action
In the wake of a report about an alleged use-of-force incident involving Dover police, Black and Brown community leaders are calling for unity — and for changes to the police department. Meanwhile, Mr. Jarrett’s family plans to hold a protest at the Dover Police Department on Saturday at noon. more
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Jamar Flamer and Kim Chapman, first cousin and mother of Michael Jarrett, respectively, outside the Dover Police Department on Tuesday. Mr. Jarrett’s family is questioning a Dover police officer’s use of force that left the 50-year-old Dover resident hospitalized.
Incident with Dover police leaves 50-year-old man hospitalized
Family members of Michael Jarrett are questioning a Dover police officer’s use of force that left a man hospitalized. They plan to file a civil lawsuit over what happened. more
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Assault arrests at Easton vs. C-SD football game
EASTON – Five youths were arrested after fights broke out at the football game Oct. 27 between Easton and Cambridge-South Dorchester high schools. A report Tuesday from the Talbot County … more
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Delaware Justice of the Peace Court operations manager Roger Roof, left, speaks about the upcoming "Safe Surrender" event at a news conference Monday. He is joined by, from left, state Sen. Trey Paradee, Justice of the Peace Court Chief Magistrate Alan Davis and Resident Kent County Judge Jeffrey Clark.
Legal issues could be resolved in Dover Friday
There are high hopes for Friday’s “Safe Surrender” event at the Kent County Courthouse. Because a similar gathering May 12 in Wilmington settled around 800 capias and warrant cases, Justice of the Peace Court operations manager Roger Roof is optimistic about the results this time, as well. more
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Police seek suspect in home invasion, shooting
CAMBRIDGE – On Sunday, at approximately 10:35 p.m., Cambridge Police Department (CPD) officers responded to the 700 block of Foxtail Drive in reference to a shots fired call. While officers … more
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Dagsboro police Cpl. Justin Wechtenhiser and his K-9 partner, Buzz, made a brief appearance at the Town Council meeting Monday. Buzz, a 2 1/2-year-old German shepherd, is a single-purpose dog, trained in drug detection, with the exception of marijuana, now legal in Delaware.
Buzz brings K-9 nose for drugs to Dagsboro
There’s a six-footed police unit now on patrol in Dagsboro. Buzz, a 2½-year-old male German shepherd, and his handler, Cpl. Justin Wechtenhiser, officially began their teamwork Monday as the department’s new K-9 duo. more
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Citizens Against Solar Pollution co-founder Kevin Goldsborough, with his daughter, Gracie Goldsborough, and his wife, Audrey Goldsborough.
Litigation continues regarding proposed Smyrna-area solar farm
A favorable court ruling has bolstered a halt to a solar panel farm in Kent County, an attorney representing nearby residents said this week. more
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Kent County couple pleads guilty to felony child abuse
A Kent County couple has pleaded guilty multiple felonies regarding the abuse of their children, the Delaware Department of Justice announced Wednesday. more
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Smyrna officer facing child porn charges, relieved of duty
A former Police Department detective has been charged with distribution of and possession of child pornography, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Delaware announced Tuesday. more
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James T. Vaughn Correctional Center, near Smyrna, and other Department of Correction facilities statewide continue to struggle with staffing shortages.
Inmates sue Delaware Department of Correction officials over health care claims
Three inmates are plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit claiming that state Department of Correction officials and health care providers have been negligent in providing needed services since 2020. more
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Delmar Police Department Chief Ivan Barkley addresses the media after the verdict Monday in Georgetown.
Man found guilty of murdering Delmar police officer
A 32-year-old man was found guilty of first-degree murder and other offenses Monday in connection with the death of a Delmar police officer more than two years ago. more
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The badge design of the Delaware State Police.
Trial starts Monday for man accused in Heacook killing
The nonjury trial of a 32-year-old man charged with murder in connection with the 2021 death of a Delmar police officer is set to begin Monday in Georgetown. more
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From left, Jessy Adams, Lindsay Adams, Robert T. Burris Sr., Robert Adams and Carolyn Haass during the Kent County Levy Court meeting in Dover on Tuesday. Lindsay, a firefighter and EMT with the Magnolia Volunteer Fire Co., was one of three first responders honored with Kent County Life Saving Awards for saving a person from a burning car in February.
Kent Co. first responders honored for lifesaving action after fiery collision
Kent County Levy Court recognized three first responders Tuesday for saving an individual injured in a vehicle collision and fire earlier this year. more
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At the Cambridge Police Department’s town hall event last week, Chief Justin Todd, Capt. Antoine Patton, Capt. Shane Hinson and Lt. Greg McCray address those in attendance.
Cambridge Police speak to tiny group
“I expected to be speaking to a lot more people,” admitted Cambridge Police Chief Justin Todd, “but maybe we’ll have to do this more than once.” He was referring to … more
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Carter Figgs, 16, of Delmar, was a passenger in a car that struck a utility pole on South Salisbury Boulevard at about 12:30 a.m. Saturday, Salisbury Police said.
Driver, 17, charged in Salisbury crash that killed Delmar teenager
A 17-year-old has been charged with criminally negligent manslaughter and homicide by motor vehicle in connection with the weekend crash in which a 16-year-old Delmar boy was killed, Salisbury Police … more
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Antisemitic incidents in U.S. hit record high
The University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Hillel building was vandalized Sept. 21, and the person who went into the building knocked over furniture and shouted antisemitic obscenities, according to a statement released by Penn Hillel. more
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Joined by his family, new Delaware Supreme Court Justice N. Christopher Griffiths takes the oath of office from Chief Justice Collins J. Seitz Jr. Thursday.
New Delaware Supreme Court justice reflects on opportunity
DOVER — New Delaware Supreme Court Justice N. Christopher Griffiths thanked many people Thursday afternoon , including one that left the bench. more
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Natasha Simms greets Santa Claus and elf helpers bringing gifts for Ms. Simms' family during the 2021 Whiskers for Wishes event at Grace United Methodist Church in Millsboro.
Facial hair, Christmas spirit to grow via Millsboro PD’s Whiskers for Wishes
There’s a heartwarming reason some Millsboro police officers may look a little shaggy during the holiday season. Whiskers for Wishes is back for another year, with the Millsboro Police Department teaming with Grace United Methodist Church and area residents to bring joy to needy families. more
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