Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police

The Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police announced Monday that the union voted to have “no confidence” in the Marion County prosecutor and the courts system.

The subject of police reform is top of mind nationally. One piece of the puzzle that is garnering attention is the power of police unions.

Marion County has a high number of people monitored electronically through the criminal justice system. Indianapolis Fraternal Order of Police President Rick Snyder says the practice increases crime in the city.