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The new Second District Commander, Timothy Maffo-Judd, apologized and said he wants to rebuild trust after a 2022 complaint over his use of an anti-gay slur surfaced.
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Antoine Tolbert maintains his innocence on charges of extorting protection money from two gas stations on Cleveland's East Side. He was indicted on several felony counts in August.
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The report analyzed 2022 data and found 66% of stops were of Black people.
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Often planned in advance on social media, street takeovers frequently involve souped-up or muscle cars doing doughnuts in intersections for crowds of people.
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Police and city officials are responding to several incidents involving cars and groups of bystanders taking over busy intersections to perform tricks and post videos on social media.
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The monitor and U.S. Department of Justice are criticizing a recent decision to promote an officer with a 2017 discipline case that included falsifying reports.
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Officer Jamieson Ritter was shot while attempting to arrest a suspect who had a felonious assault warrant in a local suburb. He died at the hospital.
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According to data released by the city, less than 1% of crisis intervention incidents resulted in a use of force by Cleveland Police.
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Monitor Karl Racine said in a new progress report the city made no progress toward completing the consent decree during the second half of 2023.
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The lawsuit filed by the family of Desmond Franklin alleges Cleveland Police officer Jose Garcia killed Franklin despite facing no real threat of injury.