New Justice Department policy says agents must intervene if they see abuse
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DOJ requires officers to intervene if they see another use excessive force as part of broader reform effort
By Evan Perez, Whitney Wild and Kaitlan Collins, CNNThe Justice Department will require its agents and law enforcement officers to intervene and render aid if they see another officer use excessive force against a detainee — a policy change in tandem with a series of police reform measures that the Biden administration plans to announce in the coming days.President Joe Biden’s push for sweeping police reforms through legislation, blocked by Repu…
DOJ requires officers to intervene if they see another use excessive force as part of broader reform effort
The Justice Department will require its agents and law enforcement officers to intervene and render aid if they see another officer use excessive force against a detainee -- a policy change in tandem with a series of police reform measures that the Biden administration plans to announce in the coming days.
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