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High Ranking NYPD Officer Is 'David Duke In Uniform,' Officer Alleges
A leader of the NYPD's embattled subway policing division allegedly directed officers to target black and Latino men for farebeating.
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Jake Offenhartz
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NYPD Sergeant: Mayor's Failure to Lead On Police Reform Is 'Total Hypocrisy'
We spoke with Sergeant Edwin Raymond (who appears in the Crime + Punishment doc now on Hulu) about his fight to reform policing in New York, the failure of community policing, and his ever-growing disappointment in Mayor de Blasio.
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Jake Offenhartz
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Interactive NYPD Map Lets You View Latest Crime Stats Block By Block
When asked whether CompStat encourages the NYPD's use of quotas, Bratton said that idea is "bullshit."
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Miranda Katz
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NYPD Punishes Esteemed Black Officer Who Fights Quotas
"An officer who hides in a room, peeking through a hole in a vent, is more supervisor material than me."
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Christopher Robbins
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Whistleblower Cop Adrian Schoolcraft Settles Lawsuit Against City For $600K
The city said the settlement is not an admission of wrongdoing, but the wrongdoing is extensively documented.
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Nathan Tempey
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Teen Will Sue City After Spending Night In Jail For Using Portable Speaker On Subway Platform
"This is not broken windows, it is broken lives. We are not safe in our city if anyone can be tossed in jail at the whim of a police officer."
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John Del Signore
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Ray Kelly & NYPD Brass Allegedly Destroyed Evidence Of Quotas
Court documents claim that the NYPD and the City engaged in a "stunning pattern of spoliation" when it came to preserving evidence on illegal quotas.
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Christopher Robbins
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City Subpoenas Reporter For NYPD Tapes Proving Quotas
"There is no principle more fundamental or well-established than the right of a reporter to refuse to divulge a confidential source."
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Christopher Robbins
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Rights Of NYPD Whistleblowers Hinge On Court Decision
A victory for Officer Matthews would be a victory for whistleblowers.
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Christopher Robbins
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Judge: NYPD Quota Complaints Are Not Protected By First Amendment
An NYPD officer who spoke out against a system of quotas in his precinct is not protected by the First Amendment, according to a federal judge.
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Christopher Robbins
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