ironic, the department did redact the name and photographs of officers engaged in officer misconduct, did not redact the names of officers working sensitive assignments. this site just went up a day or two ago and puts a bounty on our officers. we have cease and desist demands. the group tweeting excitement for exposing the sensitive information using killer caught 1984. we have published 9000 names and headshots of lapd officers. let the games begin. payback time. an organizer defended this saying all information leaked is public information. todd: horrible story.
Baltimore officials approved a $6 million payout in what is one of the city's largest settlements reached in the Gun Trace Task Force police misconduct case.
would be construed as officer misconduct. is that realistic? is that something that could be achieved? i that something that could be achieved? that something that could be achieved? i don t know if you recall, achieved? i don t know if you recall. but achieved? i don t know if you recall, but the achieved? i don t know if you recall, but the circumstancesj achieved? i don t know if you i recall, but the circumstances in most recent cases that involve multiple officers acting together to harm and ultimately kill, citizens, it was very similar circumstances. while i think it is. we certainly want to list to the family in this case and we understand they must be grieving in unmistakable ways at the loss of their loved one, but the death reflects the structure of policing itself must change. i am here in st louis where, just over a decade ago, michael brown was killed under similar circumstances. 0ne michael brown was killed under similar circumstances. one of the cases that actually
far more graphic than even that. charles watson on the ground in memphis. what s the current status of the ex-police officers? well, john, as of now all five of the former memphis police officers who were charged that posted bond and are back on the street, this coming after a grand jury indicted all five former officers on thursday. each of them facing a long list of charges, including second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, official misconduct and oppression for their alleged roles in the violent beating of nichols. at a press conference ongoing as we speak, civil rights attorney ben crump said the way this case was handled is the outline in terms of how you deal with officer misconduct moving forward. meantime, the attorney for one of the former officers, desmond mills, jr. says his client is absolutely devastated. we want to proclaim that this