Have Clevelanders lost interest in police reforms?

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Consent decree fatigue is hampering the city's efforts to keep residents interested in the required reforms. Repairing relationships between police and Cleveland residents is a core component of the federal consent decree. Residents complained about monitoring costs and how long reforms have taken at recent public meetings. City officials said they want to stop the oversight by the end of 2025.

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News 5 Cleveland

Have Clevelanders lost interest in police reforms?

As the Cleveland Division of Police nears its eighth year under federal oversight, “consent decree fatigue” is hampering the city’s efforts to keep residents interested in the required reforms.

3 months ago

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The Marshall Project

Have Clevelanders Lost Interest in Police Reforms?

Residents say city officials have not kept them in the loop on federal oversight progress.

3 months ago

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signalcleveland.org

Have Clevelanders lost interest in police reforms?

Mark Puente, The Marshall Project and Sarah Buduson, News 5 Cleveland As the Cleveland Division of Police nears its eighth year under federal oversight, “consent decree fatigue” is hampering the city’s efforts to keep residents interested in the required reforms. Repairing relationships between police and Cleveland residents is a core component of the federal consent decree, but resident participation has been low in recent weeks as the city hel…

3 months ago·Cleveland, United States

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