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The rubric use, 90% of all indications is nonverbal. what they are saying is one thing, but how they're saying it is in everything. my own assessment, when i look at the verbal language of officer potter, she seemed to me to be sincere, contrite, remorseful, and wishing that it never happened. i didn't see any malice of forethought or disregard for safety, security, and practices. what i saw was a horrible accident that has ripped a hole in the community in minnesota, and it is still going to have to heal no matter what the verdict is in this case. >> mike: daniel linskey, former boston police...

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>> shots fired, shots fired. partner is down. jimmie, are you all right? >> dana: partner is down. words no officer wants to say. police department in stock ton, california releasing new body cam video of a suspect shooting and killing an officer responding to a domestic violence call. this video is very disturbing. >> police. >> hello. >> oh, oh. >> dana: cops are under siege. manhunt is underway in daytona, florida after an officer was shot in the head there. another officer killed in an ambush shooting in arvada colorado. daniel linskey is a former superintendent and chief of the boston pol...

In a Changing Boston, a New Mayor Challenges the Police Three weeks into her tenure as Boston’s acting mayor, Kim Janey has done something her predecessor did not: order the police to release documents about a leader accused of sexual abuse. Kim Janey has moved deliberately to build her political profile, taking her place on the growing list of Black women running major U.S. cities. Credit...Philip Keith for The New York Times April 17, 2021, 3:00 a.m. ET BOSTON — Three weeks after her swearing-in as acting mayor of Boston, Kim Janey was enjoying a sort of honeymoon, enacting feel-good po...

Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on Friday rescinded a Trump administration policy that curbed the use of consent decrees to address police misconduct, as the Justice Department prepared to step up its role in investigating allegations of racist and illegal behavior by police forces amid a nationwide outcry about the deaths of Black people at the hands of officers.