Banner: Few police abuse cases find way to civilian review
Seven years after the city established a civilian board to review allegations of police abuse, the board remains largely powerless, ineffective and little-known
Seven years after the city established a civilian board to review allegations of police abuse, the board remains largely powerless, ineffective and little-known
A BPD officer is under investigation because a woman claims he propositioned her for sex and then followed her home after a traffic stop.
For the past several weeks BPD cruisers have been posted in various “hot spots” throughout the communities of Boston.
Out of roughly 19,650 City of Boston employees, 4,300 are making $100,000 or more.
Based on my experience we are not seeing a great amount of high-powered weapons used in “street crimes” or recovered in drug busts or random stops.
There is a double standard in our society that somehow only focuses on violence committed by citizens onto citizens and ignores or excuses violence committed by government/state/local officials on citizens.
Swearing in of BPD Superintendent-In-Chief Willie Gross Feb. 11 2014
@JFK Library
State and local police have shot and killed 73 people across Massachusetts over the last 12 years. The deadliest year was 2013, when 12 people were killed. Every completed killing investigation found the police were justified in using deadly force
I was contacted by a journalist a few weeks ago asking me my thoughts on the Boston Police Department’s quest to obtain AR-15 assault rifles for the department.
The Family of Darryl Dookhran appreciates all the support that family, friends and community have offered. Right now our family is reaching out to you for assistance in receiving Justice for Darryl.