SpotCrime Weekly Reads: body cam, data transparency, gun violence
Federal law enforcement requires body cameras causing local Sheriff's offices to pull deputies, police union contracts, access to public police scanners ends in Honolulu, data transparency failures of the Clery Act, ghost guns a problem in Philly, Dallas crime reduction plan working, racial profiling report compliance in Texas, and more... POLICE CONDUCT Minneapolis illegally withholding hundreds of police misconduct files, says lawsuit from public records advocates (The Star Tribune) KXAN investigation leads to first-ever 100% racial profiling report compliance in Texas (KXAN) Beaufort cop invited kids to lunch. Then he showed them family’s criminal records (The Island Packet) Asheville police release list of calls officers will no longer respond to. Move comes in response to dozens of officers leaving police force in past year, officials say (Wyff4) U.S. Mandates Body Cameras for Federal Law-Enforcement Officers (Wall Street Journal) see also: HCSO, ACSO pull deputies from