3 Pittsburgh Police Employees Put On Leave Following Chief's Resignation
While meeting with the media Thursday afternoon, acting Pittsburgh Police Chief Regina McDonald said changes are expected within the bureau.
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While meeting with the media Thursday afternoon, acting Pittsburgh Police Chief Regina McDonald said changes are expected within the bureau.
With Chief Nate Harper being asked to resign by the mayor on Wednesday, the focus now shifts to finding a permanent replacement.
A scandal within the Pittsburgh Police Department has resulted in Chief Nate Harper being out of a job.
Local officials are weighing in following the removal of former Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper amid a growing federal investigation.
Major news coming out of Pittsburgh City Hall, Police Chief Nate Harper has resigned at the request of Mayor Luke Ravenstahl.
Trips to police conventions, trips to a police memorial, police shields and a fallen police officer's car loan are some of the purchases being scrutinized by investigators.
KDKA Investigators have learned new details about money that should have gone into the city's general fund, but may have been diverted into a police credit union account, an account that sources say, was opened and recently closed by Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper.
A city councilman is now calling on Mayor Luke Ravenstahl to put Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper on a leave of absence.
Just a day after the FBI seized documents from Pittsburgh Police Headquarters, Mayor Luke Ravenstahl is reacting to the federal investigation.
FBI agents removed boxes of documents from the Pittsburgh police headquarters Tuesday afternoon.
Police say they have a suspect in custody in connection with a bank robbery this afternoon on Pittsburgh's North Side.
Bridgeville and Allegheny County Police, along with the FBI, Tuesday dismantled an alleged house of prostitution.
The KDKA Investigators have learned a federal grand jury is investigating corruption allegations against Pittsburgh Police Chief Nate Harper.
Police and the SWAT team surrounded an apartment building in Homestead Thursday afternoon and took two people into custody after the reported abduction of a teen who was later found beaten nearby.
As the politicians on the "left" and other persons on the political "left" insist that the election is over and that is why the rest of Americans should move on and drop the Benghazi, Libya controversy, those "leftists" need to understand exactly why the truth about the Benghazi terrorist attack needs to come out.
Petraeus must either volunteer to speak as a civilian or Congress must subpoena the former CIA Director to speak to complete the Benghazi puzzle.
There are new details about the federal indictment of a former team doctor for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dr. Richard Rydze is accused of prescribing steroids and other drugs for bogus reasons.
What began as an on line school with a few hundred students has grown into an empire, developing curriculum and spawning cyber schools throughout the nation. But now the founder of the Pennsylvania Charter Cyber School, Dr. Nick Trombetta, finds himself the target of a federal grand jury questioning whether he got rich using taxpayer money.
A Bridgeville neighborhood was evacuated after authorities learned of a man's plan to commit suicide Tuesday morning.
KDKA Radio's Chris Moore talked to former FBI agent and one of Time Magazine's 2002 "Persons of the Year" Coleen Rowley.
According to the criminal complaint, 64-year old Adam Stuart Busby got angry when the chancellor at Pitt called initial bomb threats scrawled on the walls in men's and women's restrooms , student pranks.
Authorities announced an indictment against a man in Ireland in a series of bomb threats made against the University of Pittsburgh campus.
It's been more than 24 hours since a man carried out a violent robbery at the First Niagara Bank in Murrysville and today the FBI has released surveillance photos of the suspect.
An international fugitive who was arrested after a standoff in Verona in 2011 is in court for a sentencing hearing today.
It was dubbed the DNS changer, a malicious computer bug developed by cyber criminals in Estonia. Monday, July 9th, was the day hundreds of thousands of computer users thought they might discover that bug or malware on their computer, but the good news was damage was limited.
