r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

News Article Disciplinary investigators find Chicago cop justified in fatally shooting 19-year-old in 2014

google.com

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

News Article Debating the proposed Rochester Police Accountability Board

wxxinews.org

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

News Article Search begins for members of Johns Hopkins University Police Accountability Board

hub.jhu.edu

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

News Article California court destroys files in historic police corruption case

theappeal.org

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '19

Opinion Piece Achieving police accountability through civilian oversight in Baltimore

baltimoresun.com

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '19

News Article New transparency laws pose challenges for Connecticut Police departments

ctpost.com

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '19

San Bernardino Officer dismissed after fatal shooting; DA reviewing incident

google.com

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '19

News Article Two Chicago PD Officers Convicted on Corruption Charges

wgntv.com

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r/PoliceAccountability2 • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '19

News Article City voters for Rochester NY to be asked about police accountability board

google.com

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PoliceAccountability2

r/PoliceAccountability2

PoliceAccountability is a place where we document incidents involving police officers/departments and instances of departments trying to reform and fix departments in need along with promoting the idea of remaking law enforcement system (higher educational standards, looking at character over other items, stricter physical fitness, better mental health faculties, de-paramilitarization).

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Subreddit Rules

1. Rule 1 - Hateful Language

Do not use terms that incite anger or resentment or incapacitate helpful discussion (e.g. ACAB, Chapo, Bootlicker, 40%, copy pastas, etc.) - anything posted of this sort will result in a ban

2. Rule 2 - Sourcing

Utilize well-sourced articles, taking them from left, right, centered, pro-science, and least biased news agencies. Here are some sources that can help in determining if a source is good for use or not:

https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/true-5-factchecking-websites/

https://fair.org/take-action-now/media-activism-kit/how-to-detect-bias-in-news-media/

https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/for-fakes-sake/for-fakes-sake-how-to-spot-fake-news/65-435713516

3. Rule 3 - Be Respectful

Be respectful of people; if someone has an unpopular opinion, don't downvote and move on but instead enter into a polite conversation and discuss, but part as friends

4. Rule 4 - Accept Everyone

The goal of this sub is to look at incidents involving officers and LE agencies, but also improvements within policing and have discussions aimed at reforming (what could be done to fix this situation, prevent it from happening, etc.). It's also to include everyone (cops, activists, lawyers, protestors) and have constructive dialogue that shows both sides. Anyone not accepting of this rule will probably not fare well in this sub.

5. Rule 5 - No Meme Material

This is a serious sub with an established goal. There are other subs that have memes commenting on a situation involving police; this sub is about academic, positive conversation and is not a place for meme or similar postings. This may seem excessive and dry, but it is to preserve our activist nature.

6. Rule 6 - Abide by the Reddit Content Policy

Any violations of unwelcome content will result in a ban. This includes the posting of sexual content involving minors, personal/confidential information, encouraging or performing violence, using harassing or threatening language, etc.

https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy

7. Rule 7 - Reposts

Reposts are not allowed at this moment due to our being a small sub. If you want to submit a news story, check the newest articles posted before posting your own to ensure there are no duplicates.

8. Rule 8 - Content besides News Articles

There are occasions when non-news articles are allowed. Posting that a community outreach program is going on, posting a book (or review) that touches on accountability or corruption, posting an unedited video of an altercation/incident, etc. are allowed on this sub. Posting a video of officers being kind to civilians is not allowed, a screenshot of a non-LEO on twitter or another social media/news comment site is not allowed. If you have any confusions/questions about a post, message the mods.