Week of September 14, 2026

Richmond crisis team, funding for solving crimes and improving crime reporting in PA, cybercrime and video games, crime rate drop, violence against women, GA homicides drop, survivors guide to navigating image-based abuse, real time crime centers, precrimes and AI, FOIA costs, Stanford Prison Experiment, prison commutations, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Richmond’s crisis team has beenContinue reading “Week of September 14, 2026”

Week of August 17, 2026

Rethinking police training, hiring police officers, violent crime keeps failing, homicides hit four year low in Kansas City, American gun violence, license plate reader programs, massive genetic database for policing, school district says ‘No’ to electric shock gloves, lack of transparency in police rewards, police transparency, mental health in detention, incarceration rates declining, and more…Continue reading “Week of August 17, 2026”

Week of May 25, 2026

Minneapolis police chief resigns, police chases, police overtime, lowest murder rate on record, crime rates dropping, youth firearm crimes, officers and tech for proactive policing, privacy questions over police surveillance technology, police access to citizen data, drone as first responder, lack of transparency on crime in LA, bad cop list, license plate reader cameras, WisconsinContinue reading “Week of May 25, 2026”

Week of April 20, 2026

Fake robberies in visa fraud scheme, managing mental health crises, digital dragnets, algorithmic bias in predictive policing, mass surveillance, license plate readers and privacy laws, AI to help solve cold cases, AI police radio app causes panic, body cam audit logs, FOIA, police transparency laws, geofencing warrants, and more… POLICE CONDUCT Cambridge Police Commissioner ChristineContinue reading “Week of April 20, 2026”