police accountability

A whirlwind of discussion followed the release of videos showing the Memphis man’s beating at the hands of police; here’s a rundown on key themes that emerged.

If approved, the agency could probe bias-based policing, racial profiling and improper use of body cameras.

Outgoing CCRB chair warns of a decline in NYPD compliance with the agency’s recommendations for discipline in cases of police misconduct – urges Adams to “rectify the situation.”

Controversial new law gives police and other first responders the ability to sue "harassers."

The police commissioner sits down with our race & justice editor, Jami Floyd, for a wide-ranging interview.

New documents, obtained as part of a two-year legal fight, reveal details of efforts to track officers who could be unreliable witnesses.

The four ex-employee are suing the Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB), saying their First Amendment rights were violated when their jobs were terminated in November

"If the department had any kind of problem with him or others like him, they would put their careers in a box," one now-retired supervising officer said.

“We’re doing absolutely nothing wrong besides using our First Amendment right."

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