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The Syracuse Police Department used all $5.4 million of its overtime budget in just eight months.
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The Syracuse Police Department is teaming up with Matthews Hyundai of Syracuse for an anti-theft software upgrade event.
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Police agencies across central New York continue to deal with a rash of car thefts of mostly Kia and Hyundai models, because of a software glitch.
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A program that hires 20 retired law enforcement officers to act as Community Safety Agents has been revised to last through the academic year in an agreement between Syracuse City School District and Syracuse Police Department.
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The New York Attorney General's Office of Special Investigation is investigating the death of a Syracuse man following an encounter with the Syracuse Police Department.
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Syracuse Police are investigating a shooting outside Destiny USA Saturday evening that left one person injured.
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Syracuse police, along with federal officials, have cracked an alleged gun trafficking scheme that brought illegal handguns from Macon, Georgia, to central New York.
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The nearly $57 million proposed budget for Syracuse Police includes a proposed staff of 423. Police Chief Joe Cecile said the department currently has a staff of 379.
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The Syracuse Police Department is donating ballistic vests helmets and medical equipment to Ukraine.
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Airport officials hope the change will lead to consistent staffing and a high level of customer service.