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Ferguson plans for end of federal police oversight
City leaders say a readiness document will help show reforms can last after oversight ends, though Ferguson still must prove two years of full compliance.
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Ferguson lays out road map to ending consent decree after a decade of federal monitoring
Ferguson has been under a consent decree since 2016, two years after a Ferguson police officer killed Michael Brown Jr. and a DOJ investigation found the city violated residents' civil rights through policing, traffic stops and court fines.
Ferguson plans for end of federal police oversight
Ferguson leaders are developing a plan to get out from under federal oversight of the city’s police department, even though the city has not yet demonstrated that it meets the requirements for ending a decade-old consent decree. The city has introduced a “readiness document,” described as a roadmap to phase out federal monitoring once Ferguson […]
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