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The Strong Arm of the Law; San Diego officers, deputies turn to force more often when minorities are involved

Community searches for answers while data show Blacks suffer force one and a half times as often as Whites

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Harvard Affiliate Claims HUPD Log Inaccurately Represents His Detainment | News

A Mathematics postdoctoral fellow who alleges he was detained by the Harvard University Police Department last week said the terminology HUPD used in its police log to describe his stop a field interview inaccurately understates the officers’ actions and misleads the public about how the department, which frequently describes its operations using the same language, conducts itself. Arnav Tripathy ’11 said he was crossing through the Radcliffe Quadrangle on his way home from his office around 10:30 p.m. on March 29 when a HUPD officer approached him and asked him questions, such as what he was doing in the area, in relation to an ongoing incident. A second officer then arrived who asked Tripathy to stay to answer further questions, according to Tripathy.

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As police encrypt their radios, Palo Alto eyes new measures to boost transparency

As a result, dispatchers had to do extra work to establish talk groups, Nickel said. Any agency that switches away from encryption while all of its neighbors encrypt would face the same challenge. Furthermore, when an agency with encrypted radios communicates with one with nonencrypted radios, the communication defaults to nonencrypted communication and, as a result, the agencies fall out of compliance with the DOJ order when personal information is transmitted, Nickel said. While Nickel said that the choice of whether or not to encrypt is ultimately up to each individual agency, his agency has been working to ensure that these decisions do not compromise the abilities of police departments throughout the county to work together.

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Lawmaker seeks to decriminalize jaywalking, says citations disproportionately issued to people of color

Lawmaker seeks to decriminalize jaywalking, says citations disproportionately issued to people of color
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Lawmaker seeks to decriminalize jaywalking, says citations disproportionately issued to people of color

Lawmaker seeks to decriminalize jaywalking, says citations disproportionately issued to people of color
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