Tribal police departments hire fired officers at four times the statewide rate
Tribal law enforcement agencies in Washington hire officers who were previously fired or resigned under investigation at a rate four...
Allegations and findings of misconduct by law enforcement officers, including abuse of authority, corruption, excessive force, and ethical violations
Tribal law enforcement agencies in Washington hire officers who were previously fired or resigned under investigation at a rate four...
A Connecticut judge’s dismissal of charges against officers involved in the paralysis of Richard “Randy” Cox has renewed national scrutiny of detainee transport practices, raising implications for safety protocols in Cowlitz County.
Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to dismiss assault charges with prejudice against two Venezuelan men in a Minneapolis ICE shooting case, citing new evidence that undercuts the original government account—highlighting broader questions of enforcement accountability and the power of video and witness evidence.
An AP investigation shows that as ICE expands rapidly—with its workforce doubling to 22,000 and detainee numbers surging—at least two dozen agents and contractors have been charged with serious crimes. The report raises urgent accountability questions for local law enforcement partnerships and oversight.