Posted on 03 July 2012. Tags: a neutral look at police brutality, accelerated-degree.com, chicago police department, complaint, cop block, cop-reports.com, copblock.org, double-standards, infographic, Police brutality, police corruption, Statistics, strike the root, testilying, thin blue line
A Neutral Look at Police Brutality, shared with CopBlock.org by Matthew Pelletier of http://Accelerated-degree.com cites outlets such as DOJ’s National Criminal Justice Reference Service for a somewhat inside look behind the thin blue line. I love these infographics – they take seemingly-dry statistics and make them visually appealing, which helps in their overall objective of [...]
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Posted on 27 October 2011. Tags: copblock, copblock.org, Dishonesty, Statistics, War on Cops
The headline “Violence Against Law Enforcement Officers Up Sharply” was recently featured on Drudge Report. Once again the media gets it wrong and only tells half the story. MyFox out of New York recently reported that: The number of law enforcement officers who were killed nationwide has jumped nearly 17 percent. Newly released statistics from [...]
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Posted on 23 May 2011. Tags: Brutality, Civil rights, Department of Justice, Dishonesty, Double Standard, FBI, Injustice Everywhere, Justice System, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh PA, Statistics
Three Pittsburgh officers were given lengthy paid vacations with overtime pay after beating and torturing an 18-year-old honors student.
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Posted on 05 April 2011. Tags: copblock, Dishonesty, Statistics, War on Cops
Attorney General Eric Holder is concerned about the number of law enforcement deaths that have occurred so far this year. In fact, he is so concerned that he has announced a new Law Enforcement Safety Initiative. But, is violence against cops REALLY increasing?
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Posted on 03 February 2011. Tags: Accountability, Brutality, David Packman, Injustice Everywhere, Police Misconduct Statistics, Sex offenses, Statistics
One of the many great things that David Packman does with his National Police Misconduct Statistics and Reporting Project is put the data that he collects into perspective so that we statistical laypeople can make sense of what the data means. His Quarterly and Yearly Police Misconduct Statistic Reports are invaluable in the fight for [...]
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Posted on 23 November 2010. Tags: FBI, Statistics, strike the root, Uniform Crime Reports, victimless crimes
How safe do the police keep us? Dr. Q examines the FBI’s crime statistics to find out.
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Posted on 21 September 2010. Tags: Brutality, Homicide, Injustice Everywhere, Police Misconduct Statistics, Sex offenses, Statistics
This infographic was put together by Term Life Insurance. It’s based on Injustice Everywhere’s National Police Misconduct Statistics and Reporting Project. Click to enlarge.
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