New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller
— Read on www.nj.gov/comptroller/reports/2024/approved/20241218.shtml
Tag: Police Misconduct
The Wild Kingdom – The Set podcast
One interesting segment is at 16:45 minutes the first appearance of Professor David Kennedy. He explains well what the drug scene look like at the time. Kennedy describes how the neighborhood was and it is an excellent example for the need for Broken Windows Policing.
The whole podcast is interesting.
Access the podcast HERE
Buffalo, NY Police Misconduct Data – NYCLU
Buffalo Police Misconduct Data – NYCLU
— Read on www.nyclu.org/data/buffalo-police-misconduct-data
Read the motion filed HERE
Rochester NY Misconduct Investigations – PAB Police Accountability Board
This is a link to the Rochester Police Accountability Board.
On this page there are several links to misconduct investigations.
The Investigations Process
— Read on www.rocpab.org/investigations/
INVESTIGATION AND FINDINGS INTO THE ALLEGATIONS OF INEQUITY IN RECRUITMENT, HIRING, RETENTION, AND PROMOTIONAL POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF THE NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE
Investigation of the Lexington Police Department and the City of Lexington, Mississippi
See the report here:
Autonomous, Not Untouchable: New Report Urges Canada to Rethink Police Accountability | Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Winnipeg, September 2024 – A new report from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy titled “They Must Not Become the Law Unto Themselves: Bringing Made-in-Canada Democratic Accountability to Autonomous Policing” argues that police independence in Canada is misunderstood, and this confusion is eroding public trust and creating dangerous policing inconsistencies.
The report, authored by Joseph Quesnel, Senior Research Fellow with the Frontier Centre, takes a hard look at the doctrine of police independence and its evolution, asserting that police should not be viewed as completely independent entities but as autonomous institutions accountable to elected officials and, ultimately, the Canadian public.
— Read on fcpp.org/2024/09/25/autonomous-not-untouchable-new-report-urges-canada-to-rethink-police-accountability/
Secret deals are whitewashing conduct of California police officers
Dozens of California police agencies have executed “clean-record agreements,” legal settlements that promise to hide the wrongdoing of officers.
In the article there are links to more reporting on this topic.
— Read on www.sfchronicle.com/california/article/clean-record-agreements-investigation-19752768.php
More than 100 cops who lied missing from Cook County’s Brady list
There is a serious problem with Brady lists. Some of the issues surrounding them are, do officers ever get a chance to be removed from those lists? What is due process for an officer that has been placed on a Brady list? Is there a criteria that the officers actions must meet to be placed on a Brady list? 
At least 15 of the nearly 120 Chicago police officers found to have made false or misleading statements were still on the force as of May.
— Read on chicagoreader.com/news-politics/brady-list-cpd-misconduct/
2 Chicago police oversight officials fired amid allegations of anti-cop bias at the agency – Chicago Sun-Times
Commentary: Is it good for the process of police accountability if the oversight entity is biased against police? An administrator for the COPA said that their commitment is to the people of the city of Chicago. What exactly does that mean? Does that mean to find police guilty of misconduct? Does that mean to provide a fair process? Is there damage done to the city of Chicago, its police department, and the citizenry if police officers are wrongly found guilty of police misconduct? Isn’t there a cost to the City of Chicago when police officers are lost especially for biased reasons? 
The two high-ranking officials with the Civilian Office of Police Accountability were abruptly fired Friday, just days after one of them complained to the inspector general about bias against police.
— Read on chicago.suntimes.com/police-reform/2024/08/30/officials-police-oversight-agency-copa-dismissed-retaliation-bias-against-police
Future of Policing 