Police Misconduct Transparency
Summary
Vallejo cops were caught bending their badges to mark fatal shootings, and the city tried to keep it quiet. But the State Supreme Court said no way, so this potentially explosive info might finally see the light of day. This is a huge win for transparency in policing.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayer money might be spent on legal battles and potential settlements if this misconduct is proven.
The public and journalists get access to information that could hold police accountable.
The police department and city officials could face public backlash and loss of trust.
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