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De Blasio unveils more police reforms, new incentive for cops to live in NYC

De Blasio unveils more police reforms, new incentive for cops to live in NYC Michael Gartland © Luiz C. Ribeiro Mayor Bill De Blasio holding a copy of the new NYPD Disciplinary System Penalty Guidelines. Mayor de Blasio announced several new police reforms Friday that aim to end racial bias in policing and hire more cops who live in New York City. The reforms the second part of a three-part plan de Blasio intends to submit to the state by April 1 include efforts to remove city policies that contribute to the “poverty to prison pipeline,” focus more attention on officers’ disciplinary records during the promotion process and strip police of their pensions if they’ve engaged in serious misconduct.

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NYPD posts discipline records; critics say many still hidden

Disciplinary records of New York City police officers are now a matter of public record — but critics say officials are still keeping the vast majority of misconduct hidden. The NYPD, acting Monday on a recent appeals court decision, posted a long-awaited online database of officer disciplinary histories, as well…

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New NYPD Database Offers Narrow Glimpse At Police Disciplinary Records

New NYPD Database Offers Narrow Glimpse At Police Disciplinary Records arrow NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea and Mayor Bill de Blasio at a press conference in February. John Minchillo/AP/Shutterstock The NYPD released its first set of internal police disciplinary records on Monday, publishing an online database that critics say falls short of the sweeping transparency initiative that Mayor Bill de Blasio promised last year. The release comes almost nine months after racial justice protests pushed state lawmakers to repeal a controversial statute, known as 50-a, that had for decades allowed police departments across New York to shield misconduct records from public view.

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NYPD posts discipline records, critics say many still hidden

NYPD posts discipline records, critics say many still hidden
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N Y P D Releases Secret Misconduct Records After Repeal of Shield Law

N Y P D Releases Secret Misconduct Records After Repeal of Shield Law
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