AUSTIN, Texas — Austinites now have access to personnel files of the city's police officers as part of a voter-approved measure that was passed last year. The G-files show records of police officers ...
More than a year after Austinites voted overwhelmingly to make secret police personnel files public, the Austin Police Department has begun to release those documents. Requesting so-called G-file ...
AUSTIN, Texas — A collection of previously confidential Austin police disciplinary records known as “G-files” have been released to the public as part of the voter-approved Police Oversight Act. The ...
A Travis County judge ruled that the city of Austin and Austin Police Department have “unlawfully” maintained a secret police personnel file known as the “G file” that was outlawed by the Austin ...
In siding with activists, a Travis County judge ordered the Austin Police Department and city leaders to end the use of a confidential police personnel file, which voters elected to get rid of more ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — City of Austin staff and the parties involved in the current police contract negotiations have spent the week determining and discussing next steps now that a judge has ruled it is ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A Travis County district court judge ruled Friday that the City of Austin acted unlawfully by not ending its practice of withholding certain police records called “g-files” from the ...
In 1998, the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD) began requiring officers to fill out reports any time they had to use force, a big step toward tracking when and why police resorted to strong-arming ...
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