Recently released city documents show at least a dozen Minneapolis police officers were disciplined for misconduct in the days of demonstrations and rioting following George Floyd’s May 2020 police killing.
No, it is important to release everything. You don’t want cases where disciplinary action that should be released gets changed to a category that doesn’t get released.
The problem is no one is monitoring this for every PD, so you won’t know if it’s all being released. They could just send out a ton of tardy slips and “sleeping on the job” reprimands and claim 99.999% compliance.
Focus on the important things not “all the things”.
No one is monitoring it because the information isn’t readily available.
There is a database out there for every public road bridge with a lot of information including the condition of each bridge. If such a database like that can exist, a database with all infractions can be made available and people can self sort the data.
No, it is important to release everything. You don’t want cases where disciplinary action that should be released gets changed to a category that doesn’t get released.
The problem is no one is monitoring this for every PD, so you won’t know if it’s all being released. They could just send out a ton of tardy slips and “sleeping on the job” reprimands and claim 99.999% compliance.
Focus on the important things not “all the things”.
No one is monitoring it because the information isn’t readily available.
There is a database out there for every public road bridge with a lot of information including the condition of each bridge. If such a database like that can exist, a database with all infractions can be made available and people can self sort the data.