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After Riot, Legal Reasons For Disparate Policing Prove Elusive

After Riot, Legal Reasons For Disparate Policing Prove Elusive By Sameer Rao | January 24, 2021, 8:02 PM EST Less than a week into the new year, Americans were confronted with the specter of insurrection as a mob echoing then-President Donald Trump s unfounded accusations of a rigged election stormed the U.S. Capitol. Images of people smashing windows, brandishing Confederate battle flags and zip ties, intimidating and assaulting Capitol Police officers and congresspeople and committing other wanton acts of destruction flooded social media feeds and news channels for days. Within the ensuing outrage arose a simple question: Why did law enforcement seem to handle this right-wing, predominantly white mob with far less aggressive tactics than those used against people protesting police violence toward Black Americans after George Floyd s killing this summer, or other largely peaceful protests that didn t involve ransacking a government building or fatally attacking

Jacob Blake shooting: Officer who shot Jacob Blake will not face charges, district attorney says

Jacob Blake shooting: Officer who shot Jacob Blake will not face charges, district attorney says CNN 1/6/2021 By Amir Vera and Brad Parks, CNN © WISN Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley speaks during a press conference on Tuesday, January 5, 2021. Rusten Sheskey will not face charges in the shooting of Jacob Blake, Kenosha County District Attorney Michael Graveley announced Tuesday. Sheskey, a White officer, shot Blake, a 29-year-old Black man, seven times while responding to a domestic incident on August 23, 2020. Blake survived the shooting but was left paralyzed from the waist down. It is my decision now that no Kenosha law enforcement officer will be charged with any criminal offense based on the facts and laws, Graveley said Tuesday.

The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing

The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing
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The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing

The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing
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The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing, and what we can expect next

The year of reckoning: How 2020 revealed the fault lines in American policing, and what we can expect next CNN 12/18/2020 © Chandan Khanna/AFP/Getty Images Every morning, Victor Wahl walks into his office with a sense of dread. © Riverside Police Department Riverside, Illinois, Police Chief Tom Weitzel Months of intense protests and heightened scrutiny have left the acting police chief of Madison, Wisconsin, like many in his shoes, on edge about what lies ahead. © Mark Makela/Getty Images Demonstrators gather in protest near the location where Walter Wallace, Jr. was killed by two police officers on October 27, 2020 in Philadelphia. I m fearful to find a bunch of resignations on my desk, said Wahl, whose department has lost twice the number of officers this year compared to previous years.

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