Minnesota police race discrimination, Justice Department releases funds to hiring officers, crisis hotlines, gag rules frustrate police accountability, shortcomings of police on campus, violence against police, juvenile gun possession, police surveillance, tech suppliers hostile to transparency, Illinois politics and prison board, and more… POLICE CONDUCT The Minnesota Department of Human Rights on Wednesday released aContinue reading “Week of April 25, 2022”
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Week of April 18, 2022
Fusion centers, Chicago consent-decree, inflation and crime, guns leading cause of death among children and teens, crime reduction and prevention plans, firearm violence, body cams, data brokers access to public data, campus crime transparency, mass incarceration, resentencing in TN, abuse in DJJ facility, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Latest consent-decree report hits Chicago police leadership inContinue reading “Week of April 18, 2022”
Week of April 11, 2022
Violent crime plans, civilian review boards, public safety index, ghost guns, USPS suspends service due to crime, 911 systems and open data, Google location data and police, police surveillance, facial recognition, criminal justice data portal, body cams and transparency, ex-convicts housing, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Little Rock collaborating with Pine Bluff in effort to reduceContinue reading “Week of April 11, 2022”
Week of April 4, 2022
FBI not releasing crime stats for 2021, place based police strategies, gun control studies, communities split on use of traffic cams, access to bad cop records, access to court and legal data, TikTok influencers reshape life behind bars, felony classification system in Oklahoma, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Why the FBI Won’t Release Quarterly Crime StatsContinue reading “Week of April 4, 2022”
Week of March 21, 2022
Police reform, gaps in national crime data, FBI not releasing three months of crime data lacking law enforcement report sharing, new Florida elections police force, surveillance by game warden unconstitutional, progress addressing mental health calls, combating homelessness with crime data, place based policing, crime trends over the past two years, criminal justice in rural America,Continue reading “Week of March 21, 2022”
Week of March 7, 2022
Use of force, behavioral health staff joining sheriff’s deputies, gun violence deaths, pandemic crime rate, gun violence, new domestic violence reporting, US AG focus on corporate crime, facial recognition, predictive policing, surveillance tech, body cam rollouts leave questions on access, open data, access to police records, court revenue, and more… POLICE CONDUCT SMPD pulling detectives,Continue reading “Week of March 7, 2022”
Week of February 28, 2022
Use of force, mental health calls, intelligence-led policing, police use of force and race, crime rate, overdose death data, body cam tech, criminal justice data, voting rights, filming police, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Kentucky sheriff honors prisoner who pulled people from rubble of collapsed candle factory (CNN) How police say they’re changing to not be seenContinue reading “Week of February 28, 2022”
Week of February 21, 2022
Crime statistics influence police strategy, firearms leading cause of life lost, Stand Your Ground laws linked to increase in homicides, gun violence declared public health crisis, AI help with 911 staffing shortages, Maine law enforcement FOIA audit, criminal justice fee’s trap people in poverty, Utah’s clean slate law, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Phoenix police releaseContinue reading “Week of February 21, 2022”
Week of February 14, 2022
Baltimore spy plane settlement, San Francisco rape kit DNA used to arrest rape victims, NIJ mass shooting database, Philadelphia’s lost gun reporting law, gun shot detection technology, police access to facial recognition, innovation and access to justice, and more… POLICE CONDUCT More police departments are hiring women, here’s why (THV11) San Francisco Cops Used DNA FromContinue reading “Week of February 14, 2022”
Week of February 7, 2022
Hot spot policing, police accountability board, no knock warrants, gun violence, fighting drug related crime and overdoses, human trafficking, surveillance drones, body cams, mandatory sentences, FOIA watchlists, juvenile court fees, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Mayor Harrell announces ‘hot spot’ patrol crime initiative, push to rewrite local gun laws (MyNorthWest.com) Salt Lake City officers are responding fasterContinue reading “Week of February 7, 2022”