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Road to Reform: 5 years after USDOJ consent decree, has federal oversight changed Cleveland Police?

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Road to Reform: 5 years after USDOJ consent decree, has federal oversight changed Cleveland Police?
Posted By: Sarah Buduson, News 5 Cleveland
Date: May 29, 2020
May marks 5 years since the City of Cleveland signed a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice to allow a federal monitoring team to implement sweeping reforms after a 2014 USDOJ investigation found officers engaged in a “pattern and practice” of excessive force.
Since then, two experts News 5 spoke with said progress has been made, but critical work has yet to be completed.
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Cleveland residents demanding changes to police department’s chase policy

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Cleveland residents demanding changes to police department’s chase policy
Posted By: Amanda VanAllen, News 5 Cleveland
Date: January 23, 2020
Residents packed a local Cleveland church Thursday night to work towards solutions after a senseless tragedy rocked their community.
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Mayor Jackson Administers Oath of Office to New Cleveland Community Police Commission Members

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Mayor Jackson Administers Oath of Office to New Cleveland Community Police Commission Members
Posted By: City of Cleveland, City Hall
Date: November 6, 2019
“Mayor Frank G. Jackson administered the oath of office to 12 new members of the Cleveland Community Police Commission (CPC) on Friday, Nov. 1 in Cleveland City Hall.”
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CW 43 Focus: Cleveland Community Police Commission seeks new applicants for board

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CW 43 Focus: Cleveland Community Police Commission seeks new applicants for board
Posted By: Cleveland 19 News, CW 43 Focus
Date: August 28, 2019
CPC co-chairs Latoya Logan and Sgt. Richard Jackson talk about the history of the Commission and the need for community involvement.
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Consent Decree Calls On Cleveland Police To Be Problem Solvers

Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams addresses city council in March. [Nick Castele / ideastream]
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Consent Decree Calls on Cleveland Police to be Problem Solvers
Posted By: Nick Castele \ ideastream
Date: August 5, 2019
“Officers should help solve problems in ways that don’t involve making arrests, the policies say. That could include connecting people with mental health or drug treatment, homeless services or domestic violence agencies.”
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