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Colorado Springs police rate favorably on use of force, but racial disparities remain: Survey - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs police rate favorably on use of force, but racial disparities remain: Survey

Officials with the Pennsylvania-based Transparency Matters group heaped praise on the Colorado Springs Police Department in the release of a use-of-force report on the department, but statistics in the study

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Transparency Matters Report

Transparency Matters, LLC will present findings and recommendations from its independent study of CSPD's use of force.

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Study: Effectiveness of Apple's App Tracking Transparency

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Colorado Springs police reviewer has uncovered wrongdoing before - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs police reviewer has uncovered wrongdoing before

The former police officer investigating the Colorado Springs Police Department’s use of force practices and examining possible racial bias has previously taken part in reviews that have issued stinging judgements

Colorado Springs police use of force against Black people disproportionate, data shows - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs police use of force against Black people disproportionate, data shows

It was the one year anniversary since De’Von Bailey was shot and killed by a CSPD officer while fleeing a scene. A group of protesters gathered and marched through the Colorado Springs neighborhood of one of the officers and chanted in front of the officer’s home. They were blocking the street and two men in two pickup trucks got into heated arguments with the protesters wouldn’t move. Eventually, the crowds moved and they marched out of the neighborhood. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette) JERILEE BENNETT THE GAZETTE