SAN DIEGO — San Diego Police are nearly seven times more likely to use force on Black suspects than they are on White and Hispanic suspects, according to data obtained by CBS 8. From 2018 through 2022 ...
THEY’RE TRYING TO ADDRESS THESE CONCERNS. APD SAYS THEY COME ACROSS A VARIETY OF SITUATIONS WHERE SOMETIMES THEY ARE REQUIRED TO USE FORCE. 3 BUT WHEN IS IT APPROPRIATE TO USE THAT FORCE AND HOW DO ...
A M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle, assigned to 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade. (Spc. Jorge Reyes/Army) WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Army is taking a hard look at what kinds of units ...
DIFFICULT FOR OFFICERS. AND SANTA FE POLICE’S USE OF FORCE IS NOW UP 74% FROM 2021 TO 2023. THE RISE THAT WE’RE SEEING IS A RESULT OF MORE SUSPECTS AND MORE PEOPLE FIGHTING WITH OUR OFFICERS AND ...
Springfield police used force 158 times in 2024 — a slight increase from the previous year and enough to mean officers used force in nearly 1 out of every 25 arrests, according to a new report ...
George Floyd’s death under a Minneapolis police officer’s knee triggered protests all over the U.S. in 2020. In the incident’s aftermath, The Associated Press launched an investigation into deaths ...
Boulder police are pulling their guns at more than two times the rate they were four years ago — 240 times in 2024 compared with 93 times in 2021, a new use of force dashboard released by the ...
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