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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A California advisory board comprised of law enforcement and public officials has called for police agencies in the state to regularly check officers’ department-issued cellphones, computers and social media activity for any racist or otherwise offensive content that would lend to disproportionate policing based on biases. The controversial recommendation, announced Monday, was based on the board’s analysis of nearly 4 million vehicle and pedestrian stops by California’s 15 largest law enforcement agencies...

Sean Monterrosa was killed by police while on his knees with his hands above his waist. Like so many men of color, he was failed by our system.

Emily baker-white launched the plain view project two years ago. we're going to talk about why and all of this next. termites.

Racist and offensive content on social media. >> because of the nature and the gravity and the absolute disgusting nature of what someone commented on, it impacts policing and your ability to police. >> reporter: the move follows a recent report from the plainview project, an advocacy group that analyzed thousands of posts it says came from the facebook accounts of current and former police officers. the project looked at eight jurisdictions nationwide ranging from big cities to rural areas, creating what they call a geographic snapshot of american policing. what they found is disturbing. acco...

Social media. >> because of the nature and the gravity and the absolute disgusting nature of what someone commented on, it impacts policing and your ability to police. >> reporter: the move follows a recent report from the plain view project, an advocacy group that analyzed thousands of posts it says came from the facebook accounts of current and former police officers. the project looked at eight jurisdictions nationwide ranging from big cities to rural areas, creating what they call a geographic snapshot of american policing. what they found is disturbing. according to the group, a dallas of...