Editorial: Police need repercussions after excessive use of violence
It is unrealistic to expect a college town to not have college parties, and it especially is wrong for a person to be treated like a dangerous criminal when they do.
It is unrealistic to expect a college town to not have college parties, and it especially is wrong for a person to be treated like a dangerous criminal when they do.
The City of Ithaca has paid an Ithaca College alum $251,000 to settle a federal lawsuit against the Ithaca Police Department.
The Ithaca Police Department settled a lawsuit filed by an Ithaca College alum following his arrest in 2016.
The Ithaca Police Department, along with other agencies, caught 37 people using fake IDs to enter bars during an operation the night of Sept. 26.
A victim has been identified and one man is in custody after a shooting occurred the morning of Sept. 4 on Green Street near The Commons.
An Ithaca College alum is suing the Ithaca Police Department for mistreatment when he was allegedly illegally detained at a party in 2016.
Two Ithaca College students say they were drugged at the Lot 10 Bar and Lounge, located on The Commons, the night of April 5.
The Office of Public Safety at Ithaca College released a message to campus April 3 concerning druggings that occurred at local bars over the weekend.
Three months after an Ithaca College student was shot on The Commons, there are still no updates on any leads or suspects involved in the crime.
Jamie Williamson, public information officer of the Ithaca Police Department, said there is no update to report at this time on the case.
The Ithaca Police Department are investigating a shooting that occurred on the Commons at 1:23 a.m. Oct. 26.
Police forces cracked down on underage drinking and fake IDs at Ithaca bars and restaurants with a series of raids in downtown Ithaca this September.