Multiple High-Ranking DC Police Leaders Placed on Leave After Crime Stats Probe

13 DC police officers placed on leave following probe into allegedly manipulated crime stats

Thirteen members of Washington, DC’s Metropolitan Police Department have been placed on administrative leave and face possible termination following an internal investigation into allegations that crime data was manipulated to make the city appear safer.

DIRTY DC COPS: 13 Cops Face Firing Over Bogus Crime Stats Scandal

We already knew the Biden-era crime stats were useless because they were incomplete, but even the numbers we had were deliberately misreported. American voters already knew on an intuitive level that American cites were worse under Biden than they had been prior. For all kinds of reasons. Revolving door judicial system. Politicized law enforcement. Selective enforcement of laws. Exponential growth of gang and cartel activity under open borders. …

Report: DC Crime Stat Manipulation Triggers Act That was Supposed to be Kept Quiet

The Metropolitan Police Department’s long-running crime data scandal claimed its first major casualties Monday, as internal affairs officers fanned out across the department and handed pink slips to commanders whose careers now stand as casualties of a widening federal investigation. At least three MPD officials received formal termination notices on Monday, according to NBC News4. ...

BUSTED: D.C. Police Officials Placed on Leave After Getting Caught Manipulating Crime Data

Thirteen Metropolitan Police Department officials in Washington, D.C. have been just been caught intentionally manipulating crime numbers. Specifically, they pressured officers to skew data to make it look like crime was lower than it really was before President Trump’s federal crackdown. All of these officials are now facing potential termination and have been placed on administrative leave. This clip from Fox News dove deeper: WOW! MULTIPLE h…

Comer demands records after MPD officers sidelined amid crime data inquiry

House Republicans are demanding records tied to an internal Metropolitan Police Department investigation after more than a dozen Washington, D.C., police officials were placed on leave amid allegations that crime statistics were manipulated to make the nation’s capital appear safer than it actually was. Rep. James Comer (R-KY), chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said Tuesday that the department’s move to terminat…

Washington police put 13 officers on administrative leave in internal crime statistics investigation

Washington interim Police Chief Jeffery Carroll says that 13 officers have been placed on administrative leave in connection with an internal investigation into how the department compiles crime statistics, a subject that also faces scrutiny from Congress and the U.S.