New book in the works on the rise of elite police units
Thinking about crime, policing, journalism, and the NBA
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🧵 1/ We’re devastated about the layoffs at The Washington Post, which are gutting D.C. reporting. These journalists are an incalculable loss for our city. The 51st’s mission has always felt urgent, but now we know it needs to kick into high gear.
🧵 1/ We’re devastated about the layoffs at The Washington Post, which are gutting D.C. reporting. These journalists are an incalculable loss for our city. The 51st’s mission has always felt urgent, but now we know it needs to kick into high gear.
“Whole company now waiting for a live or die email” one staffer said
More in tonight’s Status
For @thetrace.org I reported on what officials said would happen, what didn't happen, and why families say the delay matters
For @thetrace.org I reported on what officials said would happen, what didn't happen, and why families say the delay matters
In Philly, Sheriff Rochelle Bilal is openly warning that ICE is creating fear, confusion, and distrust in communities.
She's also not backing down from her criticism despite the backlash.
Great piece by Mensah Dean for @thetrace.org
In Philly, Sheriff Rochelle Bilal is openly warning that ICE is creating fear, confusion, and distrust in communities.
She's also not backing down from her criticism despite the backlash.
Great piece by Mensah Dean for @thetrace.org
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
Even police departments in podunk towns will usually issue a pro forma “under investigation until further notice” press release.
- Conclusion about federal agent's intent
- Conclusion about individual's intent
- Implicit conclusion about timing of disarming the individual and shooting him
Even police departments in podunk towns will usually issue a pro forma “under investigation until further notice” press release.
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But violence has been falling at a quick pace since at least 2022, when the U.S. began recovering from the historic spike in violence that began in 2020.
But violence has been falling at a quick pace since at least 2022, when the U.S. began recovering from the historic spike in violence that began in 2020.