Advocates think so.
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Will a Bill Inspired by the Oregon Occupation Hamper Police Transparency?
Advocates Think So
Dan Handelman
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Spare the Rod, Spoil the File
A New Police Misconduct Report Calls Transparency into Question
A new police misconduct report calls transparency into question.
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Searching for Gang Signs
Gang Attack Numbers Are Up—But Are They Accurate?
Gang attack numbers are up. But are they accurate?
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An Office Among Officers
Our New Police Reform Watchdog Just Moved in with the Cops
Our new police reform watchdog just moved in with the cops.
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No Riot Here
Fritz Presses Hales on Protest Policing
Commissioner Fritz presses the mayor on better protecting protesters.
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Hall Monitor
The Cops Nod to Transparency
Reports and 911 calls in teen’s Tasering answer questions—raise more.
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Hall Monitor
Moving the Bull’s-Eye
Cops’ new deal for Target security is a test case for private policing.
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“It Seems Like Retaliation”
Police Shooting Victim Faces Charges—Almost Two Years Later
Police shooting victim suddenly faces charges—almost two years later.
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Where’s the Beef?
Hales Says He’s “Satisfied” with Skimpy Report on Cops’ Anti-Terror Work
Mayor Hales says he’s “satisfied” with another skimpy report on our cops’ anti-terror work.
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Hall Monitor
The Very Clever Federal Judge
The judge weighing police reform asks, “Are you sure?”
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Hall Monitor
Police Reforms Still a Tough Sell
Trying to please everybody, but not pleasing anybody.