New Yorkers can look up NYPD officer records in new database

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The Legal Aid Society database contains 450,000 records at a level of detail previously unavailable. The database contains more than 18,000 lawsuits filed against more than 14,000 NYPD officers between 2013 and June 30, 2022. It also has the underlying closing reports - more than 1,000 of them - of civilian complaints filed against officers.

Published 2 months ago · New York, United States

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Online database makes public thousands of misconduct accusations against NYPD cops, NYC correction officers

The Legal Aid Society database contains 450,000 records at a level of detail previously unavailable, including lawsuit discovery and the results of FOIL requests.

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