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Jason Van Dyke to be released from prison Feb. 3
Former Chicago police officer spent more than three years in prison for the 2014 murder of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.
14 January 2022
Former Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke will leave prison next month after serving more than three...
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george floyd
grace memorial baptist church
hvac
illinois
illinois department of corrections
iowa
laquan mcdonald
minneapolis
minnesota
new york
officer derek chauvin
officer jason van dyke
otisville
rev. marvin hunter
southwest side
state's attorney kim foxx
Police Misbehavior Is a Crucial Threat to Liberty
Cops in Los Angeles killed a young girl in a department store dressing room by accident while firing at a suspect armed with nothing more than a bike lock.
14 January 2022
Whenever I write about police abuse and use-of-force issues, I often...
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charlton heston
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minnesota
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somali
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st. paul
swat
texas
touch of evil
u.s. supreme court
valentina orellana-peralta
Portland Releases Police Training Material That Encouraged Beating Protesters
A presentation included a meme pushing violence against left-leaning demonstrators.
16 January 2022
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Portland, Oregon’s mayor announced just before the weekend that the city’s police department is...
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don't shoot portland
george floyd
mayor ted wheeler
minneapolis
minnesota
mock bible verses
new york times
oregon
portland
portland police bureau
samuel sinyangwe
teressa raiford
Minneapolis Oversight Board Says Police Department Should Ditch 'Excited Delirium' Training
6 January 2022
Excited delirium isn't a medical condition. It's just post-death rationalization that shifts the culpability for deaths at the hands of law enforcement to the corpses the cops created...
abigail cerra
american medical association
american psychiatric association
axon
cattle prod
chief medaria arradondo
derek chauvin
dr. nicholas simpson
excited delirium
george floyd
ketamine
mayor jacob frey
minneapolis
minneapolis police conduct oversight commission
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mpd
taser
tom swift and his electric rifle
world health organization
'Excited delirium' cited as factor in many fatal police restraint cases. Some say it's bogus.
13 June 2020
One of the Minneapolis police officers involved in the Memorial Day killing of George Floyd voiced his concern about “excited delirium” while helping hold down the 46-year-old man until...
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eds
excited delirium
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florida
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geoffrey henley
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jonathan salcido
lt. aaron ruiz
methamphetamine
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phencyclidine
taser
texas
tony timpa
usa today
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whittier police deparatment
who
world heath organization
Investigation: Accidental shootings like one in Iowa show police training gaps
11 December 2019
When an Iowa mother tried to take her child from her husband during an argument on a snowy sidewalk in 2015, an officer stepped in to stop the scuffle, firing his weapon as a dog approached. The...
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alexander
arkansas
associated press
autumn steele
batf
bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives
burlington
carleton wallace
chief dennis kramer
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georgia
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las vegas
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minnesota
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new york city
officer jesse hill
officer nancy cummings
officer thomas martin
officer tim merryman
ptsd
sean hendrickson
sgt. lonnie soppeland
stephen paddock
swat
united states
utah
washington
washington state criminal justice training commission
Iowa police body camera video is sometimes revealing — if the public is allowed to see it
1 February 2021
When an Iowa City police officer in 1996 accidentally shot and killed Eric Shaw, an artist working late in his father’s office, Troy Kelsay wasn’t the one who fired the gun but knew...
ackley police department
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appanoose county
attorney david o'brian
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attorney sam jones
autumn steele
black hawk county
burlington
butler county
carroll county
cedar rapids
chief dana wingert
des moines
drew edwards
eric shaw
forest city
george floyd
gunita singh
hardin county
in focus
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jones county sheriff's office
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maquoketa
marquis jones
minneapolis police department
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officer lourdes hadenfeldt
pete mcroberts
polk county
sgt. adam olson
sgt. paul parizek
sheriff gary anderson
sheriff ken pingrey
sheriff tony thompson
state police association
troy kelsay
university heights
university of iowa
vhs
wisconsin
Opinion: Daunte Wright's killer faced a jury in Minnesota. In Iowa, Autumn Steele's killer did not.
After an accidental killing by police in Iowa, one prosecutor substituted her judgment for the judgment of 12 jurors.
27 December 2021
Minnesota and its government officials delivered an...
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attorney general keith ellison
autumn steele
brooklyn center
burlington
county attorney amy beavers
daunte wright
des moines county
gabriel steele
gina colbert
iowa
minneapolis
minnesota
officer jesse hill
officer kimberly potter
Cops should have enough brains & common sense not to allow themselves to be used by these bozos. The branch manager, who had not actually yet called to ascertain if the check was valid, should have been cited for making a false report.
John Askwith, racist U.S. Bank branch manager
'Banking...
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african-american leadership council
attorney rich hechter
chief lenny austin
columbia heights
fair and impartial policing training
hopkins
joe morrow
john askwith
lorie fridell
minnesota
mississippi
responsible banking in the twin cities
samuel myers jr.
sgt. justin pletcher
spokesperson lee henderson
st. paul department of human rights
tyrone terrill
u.s. bank
unfi
university of minnesota
university of south florida
You'd think that cops in the city that brought us the George Floyd murder and riots would have learned a few lessons, but apparently not all of their brutes received the memo:
Calls For MPD Officer To Be Disciplined After Video Of Arrest Goes Viral
4 December 2021
There are calls for a...
aldi
c. lange
east franklin
mayor jacob frey
minneapolis
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minnesota
mpd
naacp
national association for the advancement of colored people
nekima levy-armstrong
office of police conduct review
officer christopher lange
racial justice network
troy lee billips
wcco
U.S. Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Police in New York Suburb
The inquiry will focus on whether the Mount Vernon department engaged in a “pattern or practice of unlawful policing,” officials said.
3 December 2021
Federal prosecutors have opened a civil rights investigation into whether...
arizona
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federal bureau of investigation
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kentucky
louisville
manhattan
mayor shawyn patterson-howard
minneapolis
minnesota
mount vermin
mount vernon
new york
new york city
nicholas mastrogiorgio
phoenix
police commissioner glenn scott
police union
southern district of new york
special agent mark ruskin
u.s. attorney damian williams
westchester county
yonkers
The Supreme Court Declines To Determine if You Have a First Amendment Right To Film the Police
1 November 2021
The Supreme Court has just refused to hear a case at the nexus of police abuse and the First Amendment, declining to consider a petition from a man who says his free speech rights...
10th circuit court of appeals
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ari cohn
attorney anya bidwell
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radley balko
south carolina
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swat
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u.s. supreme court
walter scott
washington post
Is the Fear Factor Overblown in Police Shootings?
22 November 2021
At issue in the review of every police shooting, whether it’s at night or in daylight, whether it’s an officer’s first shooting or third, or whether the person has a gun, a knife or no weapon at all, is one factor.
Fear.
For...
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casey hadfield
center for policing equity
clearfield
cody belgard
colorado
dillon daylor
district attorney sim gill
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frontline
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house law enforcement and criminal justice committee
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maj. scott stephenson
minnesota
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post
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professor stephen k. rice
randy shrewsberry
rep. jennifer dailey-provost
rep. paul ray
salt lake city community exercise
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sue rahr
the institute for criminal justice training reform
tracie keesee
u.s. supreme court
university of nebraska omaha
utah
washington state criminal justice training commission
Federal Appeals Court Denies Qualified Immunity for Police Officer Who Shot Service Dogs
15 November 2021
The lawsuit against a Minneapolis police officer who shot two service dogs in their owners’ backyard can continue, after a federal appeals court said Monday that the officer cannot claim...
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circo
circuit judge bobby shepherd
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jennifer lemay
law & crime
minneapolis
minnesota
officer michael mays
rocko
u.s. circuit court judge steven grasz
u.s. district judge john tunheim
wcco
Former Rochester cop who was charged with child sex crimes arrested again for allegedly crashing vehicle into residence
8 November 2021
Multiple alcohol-related crashes were reported over the weekend, including a hit-and-run that resulted in a vehicle running into the concrete steps of a...
ACLU, NAACP allege Vancouver police, Clark County sheriff’s deputies use excessive force, urge federal DOJ investigation
10 November 2021
Community groups called Wednesday for the U.S. Department of Justice to open a civil rights investigation into the Vancouver Police Department and Clark...
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carlos hunter
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community task force on policing
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disability rights washington
doj
hazel dell
jenoah d. donald
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kentucky
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kfin karuo
louisville
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minneapolis
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national alliance on mental illness - southwest washington
national association for the advancement of colored people
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oregon
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president jasmine tolbert
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washington
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washington d.c.
william abbe
xanax
Jury deadlocks on whether rifle-butting Nebraska trooper violated motorist's rights
11 November 2021
A federal jury could not agree on whether a former Nebraska state trooper violated a motorist’s civil rights when he bashed him in the head with the butt of an AR-15 rifle.
Jurors deadlocked...
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attorney cameron bell
attorney john berry
attorney michael wilson
brian davis
colonel brad rice
colorado
commander liam duggan
governor pete ricketts
minnesota
nebraska
prior lake
rambo
trooper kyle kuebler
trooper lindsey bixby
u.s. district judge brian buescher
ATF Goes On Tour To Teach Journalists That Cops Are Usually Right When They Kill Someone
11 November 2021
The ATF (the accepted not-actually-an-acronym for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) is back on its periodic charm offensive. This time the charm seems a bit more...
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batf
border report
boston
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derek chauvin
el paso
el paso police department
george floyd
massachusetts
minneapolis
minnesota
pennsylvania
pittsburgh
special operations division deputy chief paul massock
texas
A Cop Was Indicted for Homicide After Shooting a Fleeing Driver. He Still Got Qualified Immunity.
9 November 2021
Bau Tran, a police officer with the city of Arlington, Texas, is currently facing up to two years in state jail for criminally negligent homicide after killing a motorist who was...
arlington
bau tran
cato institute
clark neily
george floyd
jay schweikert
judge edith h. jones
minneapolis
minnesota
o'shae terry
officer derek chauvin
supreme court
terrence harmon
texas
u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit