US EditionBravo to a New Database on Police Conduct
CALIFORNIA, AUG 8 – The database includes 12,000 misconduct cases from nearly 500 agencies to enhance transparency and allow public access to police use-of-force records for accountability.
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The Mercury newsOnce-secret California police misconduct files now public through database
A statewide database of once-secret public records of misconduct and use of force by California law enforcement officers launched this week. The Police Records Access Project encompasses 12,000 cases over about 1.5 million pages obtained from nearly 500 law enforcement agencies. It was created with state funding and can be accessed for free via the websites of news outlets including the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, KQED and Ca…
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