Investigatory report by the Washington Post suggests that Washington D.C.’s “Youth Rehabilitation Act” intended to give convicted criminals a “second chance” can have deadly consequences.
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- James Comey, FBI Director Delivers Brilliant Speech: “Law Enforcement and the Communities We Serve”
- FBI Director Comey: History Justifies Cynicism and Distrust from African Americans
- James Comey, FBI Director: Using Force and Police Power with Reverence and Responsibility, James Comey, FBI Director
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- Obama Letter to Police: “Just as your tight-knit law enforcement family feels the recent losses to your core, our nation grieves alongside you. Any attack on police is an unjustified attack on all of us.
- Eric Garner – NYC
- Freddie Gray – 3 of 6 Officers Acquitted; Prosecutor Surrenders Dropping Remaining Charges – Gray’s Family Received $6.4 Million in Civil Settlement
- Paul O’Neal – Chicago (7-30-16)
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- California Police Chiefs presentation 4/11/17