Law Enforcement Excessive Use of Force

Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Law Enforcement Excessive Use of Force

Law Enforcement Excessive Use of Force

George Floyd's death in May 2020, as well as other highly publicized deaths, have raised questions and concerns about law enforcement's use of force, including excessive force. The Department of Justice monitors use of force and provides some resources to reduce it. We find out more about DOJ's efforts GAO’s Gretta Goodwin.
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Law Enforcement: DOJ Can Improve Publication of Use of Force Data and Oversight of Excessive Force Allegations
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