ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The Rochester Police Accountability Board (PAB) has released its first set of investigative reports since its inception, detailing alleged officer misconduct in nearly two dozen ...

Following another allegation of excessive force against the Baltimore Police Department, the Police Accountability Board has issued statements. The complaints were filed by Jaemaun Joyner, who said he ...

A pair of lawyers tied to Portland’s police union are proposing a ballot measure that would effectively gut the city’s voter-approved system to address officer misconduct. The petition needs more than ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott is promising accountability to a mother searching for answers after her son died in city police custody on June 24. Dontae Melton Jr. was shackled and handcuffed during a ...

Four years after Portland voters approved a measure for a new community-led police oversight board, the city is finally on track to implement it. A 4-1 vote earlier this month by the Portland City ...

For a second year in a row, Washington police accountability advocates have seen their priorities fall flat in Olympia. They entered this year’s session wanting to grant the attorney general stronger ...

The Police Accountability Board has rebuffed the advice of the city’s top lawyer and publicly released reports detailing its investigations into police misconduct for the first time. The reports come ...

The UC Santa Cruz Police Accountability Board (PAB), established this academic year (2023-2024), is an independent and neutral oversight committee composed of diverse members representing the campus ...

Our Bright Spot shines on brightening the holidays. Town believed to have inspired 'It's a Wonderful Life' expands museum dedicated to film The town that claims it was the inspiration for 'It's a ...

Following the passage of the “Maryland Reform Act,” law enforcement leaders have been met with challenges associated with civilians serving on police accountability boards (PABs) and administrative ...

This is The Marshall Project’s Closing Argument newsletter, a weekly deep dive into a key criminal justice issue. Want this delivered to your inbox? Sign up for future newsletters. On Oct. 29, 1984, a ...

Imagine you’re home alone. It’s late at night and you suspect someone is trying to break in. As almost anyone would do, you call the police to your home. Subsequently, while in your home, the police ...