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“I think what we’re seeing right now is innocent people are dying because of the use of no-knock warrants,” said Rob Doar, senior vice president of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, a gun rights advocacy group.

Jean “Samuel” Celestin, 33, died after he was shocked multiple times by Ocoee and Windermere police with Tasers.

Minneapolis City Council's Policy & Government Oversight Committee will hold a discussion on no-knock warrant policies on Monday afternoon.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he plans on getting guidance from national experts on how to change no-knock warrant execution in the city of Minneapolis. 

Denver approved a $4.7 million contract with ShotSpotter, a gun detection software. It was approved by all council members with the exception of one.

Rochester, NY (PRWEB) January 20, 2022 -- Measures for Justice, a nonprofit on a mission to make accurate criminal justice data available to spur reform,

A U-T analysis shows some areas with large minority populations saw more enforcement than mostly White areas with similar crime totals.

Stark County NAACP asks Canton to revisit Police Department policies and training following the fatal police shooting just after midnight on Jan. 1.

Gov. Tom Wolf created the panel, known as the State Law Enforcement Citizen Advisory Commission, in July in the wake of racial justice and police accountability protests.

A citizen-led commission created last year to improve state-level law enforcement practices now has a few ideas to share.