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The Department of Justice (DOJ) has uncovered a pattern of civil rights violations, discrimination and excessive force in the Phoenix Police Department. According to a DOJ report released Thursday ...
Here's a look at some of the cases mentioned in the report: Shootings. The Justice Department reviewed all Phoenix police shootings from January 2019 to December 2022, finding some likely could ...
The U.S. Justice Department report released Thursday says investigators found stark racial disparities in how officers in the Phoenix Police Department enforce certain laws, including low-level ...
In a new investigative report, the Justice Department Civil Rights Division said it has reasonable cause to believe that police in Phoenix routinely discriminate against Black, Hispanic and Native ...
In June 2024, after a three-year investigation, the DOJ released a report that found "pervasive failings" on the part of the Phoenix Police Department, concluding that there was a "pattern or practice" of the Phoenix Police Department using excessive force, including unjustified deadly force, and discriminating against Black, Hispanic, and ...
The Justice Department opened a civil rights investigation into the Phoenix Police Department in 2021, after officers were involved in a series of shootings and were the subject of complaints of ...
The city of Phoenix and its police force have launched a new website in response to a recent scathing U.S. Justice Department report outlining a pattern of excessive force and racial discrimination.
Phoenix Police Department (Arizona) Chrisman was responding to a report of a domestic dispute in a mobile-home park when he shot and killed 29-year-old Daniel Rodriguez and his dog at point-blank range. A fellow officer testified that Rodriguez posed no threat and was intent on leaving when Chrisman shot and killed him. [107] [108] 22 September ...