Trump deletes nationwide database on police misconduct which was created after George Floyd's death
An executive order signed by President Donald Trump last month has axed a database that holds police officers abusing their power to account
National Database Tracking Police Misconduct Shut Down
The National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD) was proposed in President Trump's first term and created under Joe Biden's presidency. Now, the database has been
Trump revokes Biden-era police reforms; Cop org celebrates end of misconduct database
Niall Stanage and Stephen Kant discuss President Trump's rolling back of some of the policing policies implemented following George Floyd's murder.
Justice Department deletes database tracking federal police misconduct
The Trump administration has removed a nationwide database of federal police officers’ misconduct, launched by the Biden administration to keep bad cops from jumping from job to job.
Trump orders database tracking federal police misconduct to close
President Trump has ordered the shutdown of the first nationwide database tracking misconduct by federal police officers. Zoom in: The closure, first reported by the Washington Post on Thursday, ends the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database — a resource experts said improved public safety by preventing bad officers from jumping from agency to agency.
Trump deletes database of federal police officer misconduct
The first database to track misconduct of federal officers has been shut down by President Donald Trump. The National Law Enforcement Accountability Database was first proposed by Trump during his first term in 2020 in the wake of George Floyd’s death.
Trump Administration Shuts Down National Police Misconduct Database
Trump and the Department of Justice have officially shut down the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database, the first-ever federal system designed to track misconduct by law enforcement officers.
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Trump deletes nationwide database on police misconduct founded after George Floyd murder
President Donald Trump and the Justice Department have shuttered the first nationwide database tracking misconduct by federal ...
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Ex-cop who re-enacted George Floyd murder at Woodbury school won't face charges
A former Wisconsin police officer who re-enacted George Floyd's murder in front of a class while substituting at a Woodbury school won't face charges over the incident. Steve Williams was ...
No, a George Floyd statue wasn't removed from the National Mall | Fact check
The National Mall never displayed a statue of Floyd. The claim originated on a satirical news website. Floyd was killed in ...
Cities where Breonna Taylor, George Floyd were killed vow to stay firm on police reform – with or without Trump
After President Trump ordered a temporary freeze on civil rights litigation, the future of the DOJ's consent decrees with Minneapolis and Louisville is now uncertain.
Frey vetoes council plan to study pedestrian mall at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday vetoed a City Council plan to create a pedestrian mall at the south Minneapolis ...
Denver proposes $2.5 million settlement over police actions against protesters in 2020
The case is among several the city has settled resolving claims that police officers used excessive force against people ...
Is Donald Trump whitewashing 'bad cops'? Executive order wipes out nationwide police misconduct database, sparking outrage
Former President Trump has controversially erased the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database, which tracked nearly 150,000 cases of police misconduct. This system, established after George ...