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Minneapolis Police Reform: Persistent Challenges Amid Officer Shortage
Five years after George Floyd's death, Minneapolis Police Department struggles with a 200-officer shortage, persistent violent crime despite reduced shootings, and ongoing reform efforts under Chief O'Hara, even after the Justice Department ended its investigation.
Minneapolis Police Reform: Persistent Challenges Amid Officer Shortage
Five years after George Floyd's death, Minneapolis Police Department struggles with a 200-officer shortage, persistent violent crime despite reduced shootings, and ongoing reform efforts under Chief O'Hara, even after the Justice Department ended its investigation.
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48% Bias Score
Police Sergeant Murders Wife, Daughter Injured in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo, Brazil, police sergeant Samir do Nascimento Rodrigues de Carvalho murdered his wife, Amanda Fernandes Carvalho, by shooting and stabbing her at a clinic on May 7; their 10-year-old daughter was also shot while protecting her mother; the sergeant was arrested and suspended.
Police Sergeant Murders Wife, Daughter Injured in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo, Brazil, police sergeant Samir do Nascimento Rodrigues de Carvalho murdered his wife, Amanda Fernandes Carvalho, by shooting and stabbing her at a clinic on May 7; their 10-year-old daughter was also shot while protecting her mother; the sergeant was arrested and suspended.
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20% Bias Score
German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
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48% Bias Score
Justice Department Ends Lawsuits Related to Floyd, Taylor Deaths
The US Department of Justice dropped several lawsuits against police departments following the Black Lives Matter protests, including those concerning the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, citing excessive federal intervention in local policing; however, affected cities plan to independentl...
Justice Department Ends Lawsuits Related to Floyd, Taylor Deaths
The US Department of Justice dropped several lawsuits against police departments following the Black Lives Matter protests, including those concerning the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, citing excessive federal intervention in local policing; however, affected cities plan to independentl...
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52% Bias Score
Massachusetts State Police Trainee's Death Spurs Academy Reforms Amidst Delayed Investigation
Enrique Delgado-Garcia, a 25-year-old Massachusetts State Police Academy trainee, died during a boxing exercise in April 2024; eight months later, his family awaits the final autopsy report and an independent investigation's results, prompting academy reforms and raising concerns about transparency ...
Massachusetts State Police Trainee's Death Spurs Academy Reforms Amidst Delayed Investigation
Enrique Delgado-Garcia, a 25-year-old Massachusetts State Police Academy trainee, died during a boxing exercise in April 2024; eight months later, his family awaits the final autopsy report and an independent investigation's results, prompting academy reforms and raising concerns about transparency ...
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24% Bias Score
Justice Department to Pay $5 Million in Ashli Babbitt Capitol Riot Shooting Case
The Justice Department has agreed to pay $5 million to the family of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer during the January 6th, 2021, Capitol riot; this follows a $30 million lawsuit and despite prior investigations concluding the shooting was justified.
Justice Department to Pay $5 Million in Ashli Babbitt Capitol Riot Shooting Case
The Justice Department has agreed to pay $5 million to the family of Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed by a Capitol Police officer during the January 6th, 2021, Capitol riot; this follows a $30 million lawsuit and despite prior investigations concluding the shooting was justified.
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36% Bias Score
Police Shoot Woman Dead After Car Strikes Officer
In South Melbourne, a police officer shot and killed a 34-year-old woman who drove a car into him while he was arresting a man with a machete; the passenger was injured, and the officer sustained leg injuries.
Police Shoot Woman Dead After Car Strikes Officer
In South Melbourne, a police officer shot and killed a 34-year-old woman who drove a car into him while he was arresting a man with a machete; the passenger was injured, and the officer sustained leg injuries.
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40% Bias Score
Minneapolis Police Chief's Decision to Evacuate Precinct During 2020 Protests
During the 2020 Minneapolis protests, Chief Medaria Arradondo ordered the evacuation of the third police precinct, preventing potential casualties but resulting in significant property damage; his decision, detailed in his new book, reflects on the lack of protocol for such events and the systemic i...
Minneapolis Police Chief's Decision to Evacuate Precinct During 2020 Protests
During the 2020 Minneapolis protests, Chief Medaria Arradondo ordered the evacuation of the third police precinct, preventing potential casualties but resulting in significant property damage; his decision, detailed in his new book, reflects on the lack of protocol for such events and the systemic i...
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36% Bias Score
DOJ Quashes Police Reform Consent Decrees in Louisville and Minneapolis
The Justice Department is ending civil rights investigations into several police departments, including Louisville and Minneapolis, halting proposed consent decrees that aimed to reform police practices after the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd; the Trump administration intervened after a ...
DOJ Quashes Police Reform Consent Decrees in Louisville and Minneapolis
The Justice Department is ending civil rights investigations into several police departments, including Louisville and Minneapolis, halting proposed consent decrees that aimed to reform police practices after the deaths of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd; the Trump administration intervened after a ...
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32% Bias Score
Turkish Police Officer Remains Fugitive After Killing 12-Year-Old
In 2015, Turkish police officer Mehmet Nurbaki Göçmez fatally shot 12-year-old Nihat Kazanhan in Cizre; despite video evidence and a conviction, Göçmez remains at large due to procedural delays and a reduced sentence, highlighting systemic impunity.
Turkish Police Officer Remains Fugitive After Killing 12-Year-Old
In 2015, Turkish police officer Mehmet Nurbaki Göçmez fatally shot 12-year-old Nihat Kazanhan in Cizre; despite video evidence and a conviction, Göçmez remains at large due to procedural delays and a reduced sentence, highlighting systemic impunity.
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60% Bias Score
Justice Department Dismisses Police Misconduct Lawsuits in Louisville and Minneapolis
The Justice Department is dismissing lawsuits against the Louisville and Minneapolis police departments, ending investigations into unconstitutional policing practices launched under the Biden administration, reversing findings of unconstitutional violations, and halting proposed accountability agre...
Justice Department Dismisses Police Misconduct Lawsuits in Louisville and Minneapolis
The Justice Department is dismissing lawsuits against the Louisville and Minneapolis police departments, ending investigations into unconstitutional policing practices launched under the Biden administration, reversing findings of unconstitutional violations, and halting proposed accountability agre...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration Ends Federal Police Misconduct Investigations in Minneapolis and Louisville
The Trump administration ended federal investigations into police misconduct in Minneapolis and Louisville, reversing prior findings of civil rights violations and impacting ongoing reform efforts; six other cities also saw investigations closed.
Trump Administration Ends Federal Police Misconduct Investigations in Minneapolis and Louisville
The Trump administration ended federal investigations into police misconduct in Minneapolis and Louisville, reversing prior findings of civil rights violations and impacting ongoing reform efforts; six other cities also saw investigations closed.
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52% Bias Score
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