for anyone who thinks "we should weed out the bad cops, then things will be good": "Ultimately, the reporters “found 300 cases in the past decade where an offi

for anyone who thinks "we should weed out the bad cops, then things will be good": "Ultimately, the reporters “found 300 cases in the past decade where an officer helped expose misconduct…The vast majority of those cases ended with those whistleblowers saying they faced retaliation.” Carroll’s piece continues to delve into different reporters’ thoughts about the whistleblower cases they analyzed and the stories they learned about. Read the article here." Policing in its current state can't be reformed. Either that or we've got a lot of weeding to do. https://whistleblowersblog.org/government-whistleblowers/new-research-examines-retaliation-against-police-whistleblowers/ https://whistleblowersblog.org/government-whistleblowers/new...