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There is. One of the best ways to do it is through your city, through Civilian Oversight Boards with the ability to suspend or fire officers that harm the publi

There is. One of the best ways to do it is through your city, through Civilian Oversight Boards with the ability to suspend or fire officers that harm the public trust in the police force: https://www.nacole.org/community_oversight_paves_the_road_to_police_accountability https://www.nacole.org/community_oversight_paves_the_road_to... Individual officers benefit from this, too. It keeps the relationship between citizens and police much healthier.

StrangeATractor 4y ago
I haven't heard of this working very well in practice. We need to end QI and make the police earn their keep. In general, they've cozied up too close with any potential oversight for a reasonable person to have faith in them being held accountable for misdeeds. (I say this as someone who's been grateful for police presence before)
cmmeur01 4y ago
Lmao our city (Louisville, KY) got one of these a while ago and the police department just straight up refuses to cooperate. What are we gonna do arrest them?
wahnfrieden 4y ago
Doesn’t work. Try again