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A Charlotte police officer's shadow is captured by his body camera just before Keith Scott shooting

Oct 4, 2016

Is Your City Destined To Be The Next Charlotte? A Hard Lesson In Police Body Camera Policies

Sep 29, 2016

To the Government, Your Latest Facebook Rant Is Raw Intel

Sep 27, 2016

City Demonstrates How a '48-Hour Brain Dump' Can Build Trust in Police

Sep 23, 2016

A Week In, the Pardon Snowden Debate Keeps Heating Up

Sep 22, 2016

Police Use of Social Media Surveillance Software Is Escalating, and Activists Are in the Digital Crosshairs

Reporter in front of police car at police activity scene

Sep 22, 2016

Charlotte Shooting Shows Why Video Transparency Is Vital

Sep 21, 2016

Let There Be Light: Cities Across America Are Pushing Back Against Secret Surveillance by Police

A pipette putting a drop in a vial in a lab setting

Sep 16, 2016

The Police Want Your DNA to Prove You're Innocent. Do You Give it to Them?

Sep 14, 2016

Obama Should Pardon Edward Snowden. Today We鈥檙e Launching a Campaign to Make It Happen 鈥� and We鈥檝e Got a Lot of Help.

Sep 13, 2016

Local Police Using and Abusing DNA and Other Biometric Technologies