Sayed Faisal News Today

‘Alternative Measures’: How Cambridge Has Tried to Reimagine Policing | News | The Harvard Crimson

Cambridge NAACP President Criticizes Police Department De-Escalation Policies | News | The Harvard Crimson

The City of Boston will pay a $4.7 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the mother of Terrance Coleman who was shot and killed by Boston Police in 2016.

Cambridge Unarmed Emergency Response Team to Launch in March | News | The Harvard Crimson

Boston — Following a months-long campaign by a coalition of organizations outraged by U.S. support for Israel’s genocide in Gaza, on Jan. 29 the Cambridge, Massachusetts, City Council finally bent to mass community pressure. The council unanimously voted to resolve: “That the Cambridge City Council go on record expressing its…

Cambridge City Council Considers Sustainable Energy Funding in Meeting Punctuated by Protest | News | The Harvard Crimson

CPD Commissioner Says Department Priorities Have ‘Shifted’ Following Police Killing of Sayed Faisal | News | The Harvard Crimson

Boston The greater Boston area experienced a weeklong upsurge of actions for Palestine culminating on Nov. 4.  Cambridge cops, state cops and agents of Homeland Security brutally attacked nearly 200 peaceful protesters who showed up in the early morning rain at the North American headquarters of Elbit Systems on Oct.…

School Committee Member Ayesha Wilson Vows To Be ‘Mover and Shaker’ if Elected to Cambridge Council | News | The Harvard Crimson

After Findings Released in Sayed Faisal Inquiry, Protesters Demand Dismissal of Officer Who Fatally Shot Him | News | The Harvard Crimson