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Want people to trust the police? Get departments to share their data. | Opinion Posted May 06, 2021 Unfortunately, New Jersey and its approximately 450 municipal police departments do not publicly release timely, easily accessible data needed for transparency, according to David Mazeika, an associate professor at The College of New Jersey, and Wesley S. McCann, a visiting assistant professor at The College of New Jersey. Facebook Share By David Mazeika and Wesley S. McCann Fewer Americans trust the police than at any point in recent history. In 2020, 48% of Americas told Gallup they have confidence in the police, the first time this value has fallen below 50% in the poll’s 27 year history. Confidence differs greatly by race with 57% of white respondents having confidence in the police, but only 19% among Blacks. One of the easiest ways for law enforcement to improve trust and confidence for all is to be more transparent by proactively releasing data on police behaviors and

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