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PSNI Launches Race and Ethnicity Action Plan to Tackle Racism
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) launched a Race and Ethnicity Action Plan to combat rising race hate crimes, improve ethnic minority representation within the force (currently 50 of 6,200 officers), and address concerns about past incidents like the handling of a 2020 Black Lives Matte...
PSNI Launches Race and Ethnicity Action Plan to Tackle Racism
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) launched a Race and Ethnicity Action Plan to combat rising race hate crimes, improve ethnic minority representation within the force (currently 50 of 6,200 officers), and address concerns about past incidents like the handling of a 2020 Black Lives Matte...
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Police Receive 8.5% Pay Raise Amidst Recruitment Concerns
Dutch police officers receive an 8.5 percent salary increase and an early retirement option, addressing concerns about low pay, high workload, and recruitment challenges, while sparking debate about long-term financial impacts and the need for stronger law enforcement.
Dutch Police Receive 8.5% Pay Raise Amidst Recruitment Concerns
Dutch police officers receive an 8.5 percent salary increase and an early retirement option, addressing concerns about low pay, high workload, and recruitment challenges, while sparking debate about long-term financial impacts and the need for stronger law enforcement.
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40% Bias Score
Sentencing Delayed for Officers in Tyre Nichols Case
A federal judge in Memphis scheduled sentencings for December for five former police officers convicted in the Tyre Nichols beating death, but the dates are pending rulings on sealed motions, including one for a new trial; the previous judge unexpectedly recused himself.
Sentencing Delayed for Officers in Tyre Nichols Case
A federal judge in Memphis scheduled sentencings for December for five former police officers convicted in the Tyre Nichols beating death, but the dates are pending rulings on sealed motions, including one for a new trial; the previous judge unexpectedly recused himself.
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28% Bias Score
Judge Defies DOJ, Sentences Officer to Prison in Breonna Taylor Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was sentenced to almost three years in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights during a 2020 raid, despite a Justice Department recommendation for no prison time, showcasing a conflict in legal interpretations and raising concerns about poli...
Judge Defies DOJ, Sentences Officer to Prison in Breonna Taylor Case
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison was sentenced to almost three years in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights during a 2020 raid, despite a Justice Department recommendation for no prison time, showcasing a conflict in legal interpretations and raising concerns about poli...
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40% Bias Score
GMP: Unlawful Arrest Leads to Conviction Despite Inquiry
A year after the Baird Inquiry exposed unlawful arrests and strip searches by Greater Manchester Police (GMP), a victim, Maria, was convicted of the crime for which the inquiry deemed her arrest unlawful; despite Chief Constable Stephen Watson calling the police actions "inexplicable and undefendabl...
GMP: Unlawful Arrest Leads to Conviction Despite Inquiry
A year after the Baird Inquiry exposed unlawful arrests and strip searches by Greater Manchester Police (GMP), a victim, Maria, was convicted of the crime for which the inquiry deemed her arrest unlawful; despite Chief Constable Stephen Watson calling the police actions "inexplicable and undefendabl...
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64% Bias Score
Queensland Police Decentralize Command to Combat Burnout
The Queensland Police Service is decentralizing its command, shifting resources from Brisbane to regional areas to address staff burnout and fatigue, based on a 100-day review's 65 recommendations.
Queensland Police Decentralize Command to Combat Burnout
The Queensland Police Service is decentralizing its command, shifting resources from Brisbane to regional areas to address staff burnout and fatigue, based on a 100-day review's 65 recommendations.
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44% Bias Score
Mamdani Proposes Non-Police Response to Certain 911 Calls to Ease NYPD Strain
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani proposed using social workers and "transit ambassadors" for some 911 calls to reduce NYPD workload, citing 200,000 annual mental health crisis calls and aiming to improve officer retention amid criticism for past remarks on defunding the police.
Mamdani Proposes Non-Police Response to Certain 911 Calls to Ease NYPD Strain
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani proposed using social workers and "transit ambassadors" for some 911 calls to reduce NYPD workload, citing 200,000 annual mental health crisis calls and aiming to improve officer retention amid criticism for past remarks on defunding the police.
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52% Bias Score
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
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44% Bias Score
Mexico City Upgrades Police Fleet and Surveillance Amidst Crime Reduction
Mexico City launched a security upgrade, investing 7.46 billion pesos in 3,500 new police vehicles equipped with advanced technology, alongside 40,000 new surveillance cameras and renovated community safety modules, aiming to improve response times and public perception of safety, amidst reported cr...
Mexico City Upgrades Police Fleet and Surveillance Amidst Crime Reduction
Mexico City launched a security upgrade, investing 7.46 billion pesos in 3,500 new police vehicles equipped with advanced technology, alongside 40,000 new surveillance cameras and renovated community safety modules, aiming to improve response times and public perception of safety, amidst reported cr...
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44% Bias Score
Former Officer Sentenced for Breonna Taylor Raid
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's rights during a raid in March 2020 where she was fatally shot; the sentence is less than what Taylor's family hoped for but more than the Trump administration's Justice Department re...
Former Officer Sentenced for Breonna Taylor Raid
A former Kentucky police officer, Brett Hankison, was sentenced to 33 months in prison for violating Breonna Taylor's rights during a raid in March 2020 where she was fatally shot; the sentence is less than what Taylor's family hoped for but more than the Trump administration's Justice Department re...
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36% Bias Score
UK Police Race Action Plan at Risk as Funding Ends
England and Wales' police race action plan, launched in 2020, faces deprioritization as central funding ends in March 2024, raising concerns about its long-term effectiveness and the lack of local force preparedness, despite some progress in black representation and reduced racial disparities.
UK Police Race Action Plan at Risk as Funding Ends
England and Wales' police race action plan, launched in 2020, faces deprioritization as central funding ends in March 2024, raising concerns about its long-term effectiveness and the lack of local force preparedness, despite some progress in black representation and reduced racial disparities.
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36% Bias Score
France Expands Municipal Police Powers to Combat Rising Insecurity
The French government plans to expand the powers of its roughly 28,000 municipal police officers, granting them more authority to address rising insecurity, including increased use of technology and issuing fines for various offenses; this reform, following a 2024 consultation, will necessitate addi...
France Expands Municipal Police Powers to Combat Rising Insecurity
The French government plans to expand the powers of its roughly 28,000 municipal police officers, granting them more authority to address rising insecurity, including increased use of technology and issuing fines for various offenses; this reform, following a 2024 consultation, will necessitate addi...
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36% Bias Score
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