SpotCrime Weekly Reads: crime data transparency, body cams, gun violence
Civil forfeiture, FBI 2020 data and potential shutdown of use-of-force database, violence and relations to socio-economic structures, gun violence, body cams, justice-as-a-platform, tech and data help improve police transparency, access to police disciplinary records, data driven solutions in the justice, US public divided over prison sentences, and more... POLICE CONDUCT Yes, police in most states can seize your money even if you’re not charged with a crime (11Alive) The Emerging National Tragedy of Police Suicides (TheCrimeReport.org) FBI may shut down police use-of-force database due to lack of police participation (Washington Post) see also: New report hits DOJ over lack of police shooting data (AXIOS) Gender Differences in Law Enforcement Officer Stress and Coping Strategies (SagePub Journals) Denver DA supports some recommendations in public safety task force report (9News) Ron DeSantis calls for Florida state military guard that he would control (Independent) The Crimina