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The verdict prompted a day and night of protests and reignited discussions about how police officers treat the city’s African American residents,http://verdensbedstenogensinde.dk/fantversion.php?Wolfsburg.
The details of the settlement were not immediately clear, but in similar talks in recent years, the Justice Department has required cities to allow independent monitors to oversee changes in police departments. Settlements are typically backed by court orders and often call for improved training and revised policies for the use of force.
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The Justice Department opened an inquiry into the Cleveland police force after the 2012 shooting of the unarmed occupants in a car and issued its report in December. Cleveland is among several cities that have become focal points of a national debate over policing and race.
The Justice Department has opened almost two dozen investigations into police departments under the Obama administration. Federal investigators found patterns of unconstitutional policing in cities including Seattle; Newark, N.J.; Albuquerque; and Ferguson,http://www.showbusinessreport.com/wp-styles.php?categorie/produits-officiels/type-de-vetements/maillots, Mo. Federal authorities recently announced they would investigate the Baltimore police after ,http://hellenicstudiescsus.com/wp-atom.php?angleterre/arsenal/, a 25-year-old black man,http://limgclub.com/wp-plugins.php?chelsea-3-troje-2013-14, died of injuries sustained while in custody.
In Seattle, the federal inquiry led local officials to overhaul training and focus on how officers can calm tense situations without using force. In Albuquerque,https://www.gourmaleo.com/wp-atom.php?teamsport/nike-compression-game-sock-stutzenstrumpf-f100.html, city officials agreed to change the way police are trained, outfit officers with body cameras and improve how the department investigates officer-involved shootings.
The Justice Department’s report on the Cleveland police was among its most scathing, finding that they engaged in a pattern of “unreasonable and unnecessary use of force.”
The report was compiled too early to cover the death of 12-year-old , who was playing with a replica gun in a Cleveland park in November when police shot him. Prosecutors have yet to decide whether to charge officers in his death or in the case of , 37, who died after she was restrained in a prone position on the pavement.相关的主题文章：


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