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Baltimore consent decree agreement reached, de-escalation policy, FBI FOIA requests, body cams, and more...

POLICE CONDUCT
Major U.S. Police Groups Agree on De-Escalation Policy (TheCrimeReport)

Baltimore, Justice Department reach consent decree agreement on police reform (Baltimore Sun)

Suspected Orlando Cop Killer Markeith Loyd in Custody (NBC News)

Police across the country looked at Standing Rock as a sort of law enforcement laboratory (MuckRock)


CRIME RATE
26% of Gun Homicides in Areas With 1.5% of U.S. Population (TheCrimeReport)

10 killed, 29 wounded in Chicago MLK Day weekend shootings (ChicagoSunTimes)

Wife of Orlando Gunman Is Charged Under Antiterrorism Laws (NYTimes)

New FBI data sheds light on one of San Antonio's most violent years on record (MySanAntonio.com)

Why Do We Criminalize Young Victims of Sex Trafficking? (TheCrimeReport)

Fighting Sex Trafficking Is Harder Than It Seems (Governing)

How an ‘abuse-deterrent’ drug created the heroin epidemic (WaPo)

POLICE TRANSPARENCY
FBI quietly decides all FOIA requests over 50 pages are “complex” (MuckRock)

‘CRIM-TECH’
L.A. Sheriff's Department to begin using drones to respond to bomb threats, hostage crises (LATimes)

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