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Art has been part of the response to the killing of Eric Garner and other incidents. But artists with a political message can face challenges finding space to show their…

ByNekoro Gomes 2Comments

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Feb 2016

In Depth

UrbaNerd:
‘Pig’ Remark Just the Latest Episode in 5 Decade Fight Over Civilian Review

Since at least 1966, police unions and city officials have been engaged in an often charged debate over who should decide whether a cop has abused his or her power.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jan 2016

Opinion

Commissioner Clash: Bratton, Kelly and Reality in Over-Policed NYC

Op-ed: The rivalry between the current and former heads of the NYPD is well documented, but ultimately trivial to the real issues with policing.

ByJosmar Trujillo 0Comments

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Dec 2015

Opinion

Op-Ed: Beaten Back By Conservative Critics, is De Blasio now Joining Them?

NYCHA is bringing back the “Not Wanted” list, more cops are being assigned to address street homelessness and—in the wake of a cop’s death—the mayor is faulting criminal courts…

ByJosmar Trujillo 3Comments

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Nov 2015

Investigations Justice

The Perils and Potential of Closing Rikers Island

City Limits contacted all 51 members of the City Council, the five borough presidents and the three citywide officials to ask whether they support closing Rikers.

ByEd Morales 5Comments

06

Nov 2015

In Depth

UrbaNerd: Big Drop in Misdemeanor Busts in NYC

There have been 26,000 fewer misdemeanor arrests in 2015 compared to the same period last year, with drug crimes and turnstile jumping among the crimes that have seen the biggest…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Aug 2015

Opinion

Maybe New York City Needs Older Cops for Community Policing

If the city wants cops who are more interested in solving problems than chasing bad guys, maybe it ought to start recruiting people with a few more years under their…

ByJarrett Murphy 17Comments

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May 2015

Opinion

Council’s NYPD Plan: Add Cops, Reduce Arrests, Avoid Real Changes

There’s fierce debate over a City Council proposal to decriminalize certain offenses. But this op-ed contends that neither side in the argument is talking about fundamental change to the way…

ByJosmar Trujillo 1Comment

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Mar 2015

Uncategorized

Elevating Teen Leaders’ Voices After Ferguson, Garner

The new Resilience Advocacy Project initiative will train teens all over the country as peer legal rights educators around stop & frisk and community policing.

Bybjrichie 0Comments

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Mar 2015

Opinion

Subconscious Biases Might Affect When Cops Pull Trigger

Research indicates that deep-seated stereotypes can affect snap judgments without police officers (or the rest of us) even knowing it. That means police reform has an even bigger challenge on…

ByGeoffery Mullings 1Comment

Artists Find a Role in NYC’s Debate About Police, Race and Violence

UrbaNerd:
‘Pig’ Remark Just the Latest Episode in 5 Decade Fight Over Civilian Review

Commissioner Clash: Bratton, Kelly and Reality in Over-Policed NYC

Op-Ed: Beaten Back By Conservative Critics, is De Blasio now Joining Them?

The Perils and Potential of Closing Rikers Island

UrbaNerd: Big Drop in Misdemeanor Busts in NYC

Maybe New York City Needs Older Cops for Community Policing

Council’s NYPD Plan: Add Cops, Reduce Arrests, Avoid Real Changes

Elevating Teen Leaders’ Voices After Ferguson, Garner

Subconscious Biases Might Affect When Cops Pull Trigger

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