A problem in law enforcement is that there is no independent review of misdeeds by officers. There is an "internal investigation" or maybe an investigation by the DA's office (who is part of the system), but the details of the investigations are usually not made public, so how do we know if the conclusions are based on factual evidence?
I hope ya'll will read this article. It's by a former USAF colonel whose son was killed by a LEO. His idea is to have impartial boards who investigate shootings who are not currently connected with the police establishment, just like NTSB investigates aircraft crashes. I think the man makes a good argument.
"Police “professionals” need to review “law enforcement” from a distance. Reviewers must be skilled in and knowledgeable about policing, but they must not have an institutional or personal stake (i.e., a lost promotion opportunity) in the process. Recently retired police chiefs or sheriffs, criminal justice or law professors, police trainers, former prosecutors or judges provide the right balance between professional familiarity and independence to review incidents of police-related deaths of a civilian."
IMO there needs to be a change in the country by law enforcement professionals to bring back the respect that they once had and deserved. Just my humble opinion.
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