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Inside D.C. police's sprawling network of surveillance
From protesters to everyday residents, recently revealed documents provide a first-of-its-kind look into the invasive eye of Washington police.
18 June 2022
It was the early days of the Black Lives Matter movement. Protesters gathered in...
associated press
attorney dinesh mccoy
aware
babuk
baltimore
black lives matter
blm
carlos andino
chief robert contee
department of homeland security
dhs
distributed denial of secrets
district of columbia
domain awareness system
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
ferguson
first amendment
freddie gray
gang database
gps
hsema
ice
ice out of dc coalition
immigration and customs enforcement
jocc
joint operations command center
just futures law
lafayette square
lucy parsons lab
metro transit police department
metropolitan police department
metropolitan washington council of governments
michaelbrown
microsoft
missouri
mpd
national capital region threat intelligence consortium
national crime information center
ncic
new york city police department
nypd
officer darren wilson
president donald trump
sanctuary city
the intercept
u.s.
u.s. park police
united states
veritracks
washington area law enforcement system
washington d.c.
washington lawyers' committee for civil rights and urban affairs
washington post
washington regional threat assessment center
youtube
The FBI Is Hiding an Unpublished Police Use-of-Force Database From FOIA Requesters
Three years since it launched, an FBI data collection program on police use-of-force incidents has yet to gain enough participation to release any statistics.
4 March 2022
For the past several years, the FBI...
department of justice
doj
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
foia
freedom of information act
justice reform program
leadership conference on civil and human rights
michaelbrown
national use-of-force data collection
office of management and budget
omb
sakira cook
use-of-force database
washington post
Fatal police shootings in 2021 set record since The Post began tracking, despite public outcry
9 February 2022
Police shot and killed at least 1,055 people nationwide last year, the highest total since The Washington Post began tracking fatal shootings by officers in 2015 — underscoring the...
adam toledo
andrew wheeler
chicago
columbus
fanta bility
ferguson
franklin zimring
george floyd
illinois
ma'khia bryant
michaelbrown
minneapolis
minnesota
missouri
nusret sahin
ohio
pennsylvania
sharon hill
university of california berkeley
washington post
Do Minnesota cases show it’s getting easier to convict cops?
18 January 2022
First, it was Mohamed Noor — convicted for shooting an unarmed woman who approached his police SUV. Then it was Derek Chauvin, found guilty of murder for using his knee to pin George Floyd to a Minneapolis street as...
alan tuerkheimer
attorney general keith ellison
attorney nekima levy armstrong
bowling green state university
california
chicago
darnella frazier
duante wright
facebook
ferguson
george floyd
georgetown law journal annual review of criminal procedure
illinois
jamar clark
justine ruszczyk damond
los angeles
michaelbrown
minneapolis
minnesota
missouri
officer derek chauvin
officer j. alexander kueng
officer kim potter
officer mohamed noor
officer thomas lane
officer tou thao
philando castile
professor michelle phelps
professor philip stinson
prosecutor pete orput
racial justice network
rodney king
somali
united states
university of minnesota
Armed man c 'Maserati Mike' identified as fired Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Jesse T. Kline
18 November 2021
The man who called himself "Maserati Mike" and showed up Wednesday with a long rifle outside the Kenosha County Courthouse is a fired Ferguson, Missouri, police officer.
Jesse...
ferguson
judge joseph l. walsh iii
kenosha
kenosha county
kenosha county courthouse
ksdk
kyle rittenhouse
maplewood
maserati mike
michaelbrown
milwaukee journal sentinel
missouri
officer jesse t. kline
patrol k-9 division
police chief frank mccall jr.
prosecutor wesley bell
st. louis
st. louis county
st. louis post dispatch
wisconsin
“Javi is a bad cop protected by bad leaders ...”
...
For instance, Miami attorney Leonard Fenn said he was shocked when an appeals-court judge sided with Ortiz and other officers involved in the violent arrest of his client, a man named Francois Alexandre, when police cleared the streets of...
180 day rule
al crespo
al palacio
alton sterling
art basel
attorney leonard fenn
attorney rick diaz
attorney robert buschel
attorney scott srebnick
baton rouge
belen jesuit preparatory school
black lives matter
bobby jenkins
captain javier ortiz
center for the administration of justice
chief art acevedo
chief manuel orosa
chief walter e. headley jr.
christopher columbus high school
city commission
city manager daniel alfonso
civilian investigative panel
claudia castillo
cleveland
cocaine cowboys
crespogram
cuban mafia
department of justice
emilio gonzalez
fbi
federal bureau of investigation
ferguson
first amendment
florida
florida department of law enforcement
florida international university
francois alexandre
fraternal order of police
fraternal order of police in south florida
george floyd
internal affairs
javi
jesse compodonico
jonathan vilma
jorge colina
law enforcement officers' bill of rights
leoaffairs
louisiana
lt. jermaine douglas
manny morales
mayor francis suarez
mayor tomás regalado
melba pearson
melissa lopez
miami
miami civilian investigative panel
miami heat
miami lodge no. 20 fraternal order of police
miami river cops
miami-dade college
miami-dade state attorney's office
michaelbrown
minneapolis
missouri
national football league
netflix
new york jets
nfl
officer harold james
officer nathaniel dauphin
politico
president donald trump
robby anderson
rolling loud
roman catholic
ruben sebastian
scarface
sgt. edwin gomez
sgt. nestor garcia
sgt. stanley jean-poix
tamir rice
the first 48
tommy reyes
ultra music festival
university of miami
Federal police reform talks have thus far failed – but local efforts stand a better chance of success, including in California
28 September 2021
Bipartisan talks over police reform ended with no agreement on Sept. 22, 2021, with House Democrats and Republicans blaming each other for the lack...
1033 program
baltimore
barack obama
california
chicago
cincinnati police department
congress
defense logistics agency
democrats
department of justice
fayetteville
ferguson
freddie gray
homeland security grant program
house of representatives
michaelbrown
missouri
north carolina
oakland
oregon
philadelphia
portland
rand
republicans
task force on 21st century policing
timothy thomas
u.s. attorney general loretta lynch