It’s now easier for New Yorkers to learn more about the police officers who have sworn to keep them safe through a new online database created by the Legal Aid Society.
Now, police officers are so under the microscope. They’re always concerned that someone is going to construe their action against another as automatically wrong, because that’s kind of the climate we’re hearing out there.Wong noted that these resources, while helpful, are limited in scope and spread across various agencies and websites.
The NYPD said in an emailed statement that it “strongly believes in the importance of transparency” and noted that it already shares some discipline information on its website. The Police Benevolent Association, the union that represents rank and file officers, declined to comment on the creation of the online tool. The city correction department said transparency is one of its “top priorities” and noted that it recently launched its ownThe website also provides information about where the records came from. Many records from DA's offices were obtained through prior Gothamist public records requests.
Review all CCRB allegations filed against officers, dating back to Jan. 1, 2000. This data draws directly from theGet more details on some officer misconduct investigations, including charges brought against officers, dispositions of cases and penalties when officers are found guilty.
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