Criminal Justice and Policing
Public should know how supervisors intervene before behavior erupts into brutality and other troubles, suit contends
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Public should know how supervisors intervene before behavior erupts into brutality and other troubles, suit contends
"I pray justice will prevail,'' ex-cop responds
Top cop says he never knew MPD destroyed rape kits
Police killing of Black teen is 'a pain that will never go away'
Transparency advocates say police need limits on fees, excessive redaction
Millions spent on bodycams to build public trust, yet transparency is lacking
Amy Weirich's new Conduct Review Team takes aim at police excessive force, but faces challenges ahead
An inside look at an officer's controversial serial Taser use and the decision by prosecutors not to file charges
William Skelton is the second law enforcement officer to be charged by a new prosecution unit that aims to curtail police brutality.
Reform follows IPSR stories exploring MPD's internal excessive force investigations