police reform

Here's What Happens When You Complain To Cops About Cops

The internal affairs division usually decides the officer did nothing wrong.
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Obama Administration Gives DC, LA, Chicago And Other Police Departments Millions For Body Cameras

Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago and Detroit are some of the biggest departments that will receive funding for cameras.
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2016 Democrats Are All Talk, No Walk On Criminal Justice Reform

Democrats on the stump may talk a good game on criminal justice reform, but not so long ago, they talked about gangs of "super-predators."
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Here's What Black Lives Matter Activists Want Politicians To Do About Police Violence

The movement unveiled a platform of police reform.
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White House Police Data Initiative Could Lead To Reform -- If The Public Demands It

The numbers could have an enormous impact. But people will need to actually see them first.
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Police Say They Must Choose Between A Dead Criminal And A Dead Cop. It's Not That Simple.

Some cops say they're becoming too hesitant to shoot bad guys -- but not everyone they kill is a criminal.
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Police Group Makes A Big Admission About 'Justifiable' Police Shootings

The Police Executive Research Forum calls out "missed opportunities" for ratcheting down conflicts.
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Disturbing Video Shows Kentucky Officer Handcuff Crying Third-Grader At School

The boy allegedly had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and a history of trauma.
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Loretta Lynch: Sandra Bland Case Highlights 'Frustration' With Police

The U.S. attorney general calls for a re-evaluation of police tactics.
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Eric Holder Is Really, Really Sick Of People Saying He's Anti-Cop

'My career has been in law enforcement.'
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