Zero for 63: In past decade, Omaha police haven't sided with any citizen who formally complained of bias

Data analyzed by Flatwater Free Press shows that Omaha police side with formal citizen complaints nearly 20% of time, but never if those complaints are regarding alleged police bias or discrimination.

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