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Basic Black: Surveillance Across the Color Line (VIDEO)
8 Apr 2016

Basic Black: Surveillance Across the Color Line (VIDEO)

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Basic Black: Surveillance Across the Color Line CLICK IMAGE FOR VIDEO April 8, 2016 This week on Basic Black, what does “security” mean in 2016 to communities of color. With the persistent plague of gun violence in Boston’s neighborhoods and … Continued

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Walsh on police video: ‘No choking there’
25 Aug 2015

Walsh on police video: ‘No choking there’

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 1

Walsh on police video: ‘No choking there’   Photo by: Ted Fitzgerald Tuesday, August 25, 2015 By: Chris Villani Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh said he did not think a Boston police officer was choking young man in an incident that was … Continued

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Video shows Boston officer with hands on suspect’s neck
25 Aug 2015

Video shows Boston officer with hands on suspect’s neck

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Video shows Boston officer with hands on suspect’s neck By Travis Andersen GLOBE STAFF AUGUST 24, 2015 Boston police have launched an investigation into an incident captured on video showing an officer putting his hands on the neck of a … Continued

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Boston police commissioner wants law to push back on camera-toting cop watchers
10 Aug 2015

Boston police commissioner wants law to push back on camera-toting cop watchers

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Boston police commissioner wants law to push back on camera-toting cop watchers Officials say filming can cause risks to both officers and community when there is a tense crime scene involved Aug 10, 2015 By Matt Stout | Boston Herald BOSTON … Continued

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Walsh, Evans: Police body cameras not the solution
5 Aug 2015

Walsh, Evans: Police body cameras not the solution

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Walsh, Evans: Police body cameras not the solution Wednesday, August 5, 2015 By: Chris Villani Boston police Commissioner William Evans and Mayor Martin J. Walsh said they are open to a pilot program to put body cameras on police officers but … Continued

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Boston City Council to consider body cameras for police
4 Aug 2015

Boston City Council to consider body cameras for police

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Boston City Council to consider body cameras for police By Jan Ransom GLOBE STAFF AUGUST 04, 2015 A proposal to equip Boston police with body cameras — a measure being tried in several major cities in the aftermath of police-involved … Continued

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Court orders Boston police to reinstate fired officer
22 Jul 2015

Court orders Boston police to reinstate fired officer

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Court orders Boston police to reinstate fired officer   By Edward Mason and Tom Mashberg GLOBE CORRESPONDENTS JULY 22, 2015 A Suffolk Superior Court judge has upheld a decision by an arbitrator who ruled that the Boston Police Department must … Continued

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Feds: Terror suspect planned to kill college students, mimic Boston Marathon attack
14 Jul 2015

Feds: Terror suspect planned to kill college students, mimic Boston Marathon attack

by reformnow | posted in: City, Federal, Why We Need Reform | 0

Feds: Terror suspect planned to kill college students, mimic Boston Marathon attack Tuesday, July 14, 2015 By: Joe Dwinell, O’Ryan Johnson The 23-year-old son of a Boston police captain said he wanted to execute “sinful” college students in a massacre similar … Continued

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Son of Boston police captain charged in pro-ISIS plot
13 Jul 2015

Son of Boston police captain charged in pro-ISIS plot

by reformnow | posted in: City, Federal, Why We Need Reform | 0

Son of Boston police captain charged in pro-ISIS plot Monday, July 13, 2015 By: Joe Dwinell The family of an Adams man accused today of plotting to bomb a university on behalf of ISIS to kill “sinful” college kids said they … Continued

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Cops need to justify ‘stop & frisk’ stops after report finds racial bias
4 Jul 2015

Cops need to justify ‘stop & frisk’ stops after report finds racial bias

by reformnow | posted in: City, Why We Need Reform | 0

Cops need to justify ‘stop & frisk’ stops after report finds racial bias Report finds racial disparity Photo by: Arthur Pollock Speaking here is BPD commissioner William Evans. Saturday, July 4, 2015 By: Matt Stout Boston police say they are reworking … Continued

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Recent News & Updates

  • Boston police agree to eliminate public records backlog within 6 months, settling lawsuit August 24, 2023
  • Database of police disciplinary records a step toward transparency, but still ‘more to do’ August 22, 2023
  • Boston police officer suspended for taking money from wallet at Encore casino, commissioner says August 17, 2023
  • OBITUARY: Roger L. Goldman JUNE 13, 1941 – JULY 29, 2023 August 1, 2023

News

  • Boston police agree to eliminate public records backlog within 6 months, settling lawsuit August 24, 2023
  • Database of police disciplinary records a step toward transparency, but still ‘more to do’ August 22, 2023
  • Boston police officer suspended for taking money from wallet at Encore casino, commissioner says August 17, 2023
  • OBITUARY: Roger L. Goldman JUNE 13, 1941 – JULY 29, 2023 August 1, 2023

Research

  • Can a cop be in two places at once? September 30, 2020
  • Demonstrators Demand Reopening Of Police Shooting Cases In Boston Rally September 9, 2020
  • ‘Defund The Police’: Activists In Boston’s Black Neighborhoods Don’t All Agree September 9, 2020
  • Calls For Boston Police Reform Evoke Almost 30 Years Of Tension September 3, 2020
  • Mass Police Reform Timeline August 3, 2020

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