Justice & Public Safety
Starting with safety
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The Firing Pin, a gun shop and indoor range, will host a pistol safety training course at the Kodak Center this weekend.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/category/justice-safety/page/6/)
The Firing Pin, a gun shop and indoor range, will host a pistol safety training course at the Kodak Center this weekend.
The dramatic jump in the number of motor vehicle thefts in Rochester overshadowed a sharp decline in homicides and other crime categories in 2023.
Judge postpones until Jan. 30 consideration of a vote by abuse survivors on a plan and disclosure statements.
Bankruptcy Judge Paul Warren declined to kill a $63.5 million settlement agreement between Continental Insurance and the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester that the official committee of unsecured creditors rejected.
The filing comes on the eve of hearings scheduled to consider dueling reorganization plans filed by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester and Continental Insurance Co.
Hearings this month could set the stage for a long-awaited final settlement of the bankruptcy, which the Rochester diocese sought after New York’s Child Victims Act went into effect.
The state’s highest court on Monday rejected Rochester City Council’s argument that the city’s Police Accountability Board should have the power to discipline Rochester Police Department officers.
Patrick Dai faces a federal criminal complaint charging him with posting threats to kill or injure Jewish students on campus.
The Roc Against Gun Violence Coalition plan calls for a series of short-term practical measures and long-term actionable goals.
A Sept. 27 complaint holds Rochester Regional Health accountable for sexual exploitation by a former Park Ridge Hospital Catholic chaplain.