A map published by the Reporters Committee showing the status of state legislation and police department policies on public access to police body-worn camera footage in the United States. State colors indicate whether legislation was proposed, passed, or decided by court case, and clicking a state links to related bills or cases.
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0A map published by the Reporters Committee showing the status of state legislation and police department policies on public access to police body-worn camera footage in the United States. State colors indicate whether legislation was proposed, passed, or decided by court case, and clicking a state links to related bills or cases.
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0Flourish visualization showing Maine law-enforcement discipline records and agency information.
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0An interactive Flourish data visualisation by Mohammed Haddad, published 31 May 2020, showing where black people are most disproportionately killed by police. It uses a projection map template from the Flourish team and is hosted on the Flourish platform for interactive data visualisation and storytelling.
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0A case portal from the Civilian Office of Police Accountability listing incident records with log number, incident date and time, district of occurrence, notification date, transparency release date, closed date and FSR or memo posted date. The listing runs to many pages; the first page shows Page 1 of 10.
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Police Complaint Lookup is a searchable archive of public records about formal police complaints. It allows searching by officer, by complaint, or browsing by last name. The archive does not include all complaints made against officers, and for complaints that are not sustained, only the complaint's existence, the officers involved and its status are known.
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0A Datawrapper table containing records from an Inquirer analysis of 170 arbitration outcomes of alleged Philadelphia police misconduct, showing that the Fraternal Order of Police reversed or reduced department-imposed discipline more than two-thirds of the time. Records date back to 2011 and were obtained through a Right-to-Know request. Users can search for individuals and click a name for case records.
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