
Police aim to reduce bias with new policy
In the next month, Berkeley Police Department aims to completely implement a policy to reduce police bias, as part of a push by multiple city organizations to promote more impartial policing.
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In the next month, Berkeley Police Department aims to completely implement a policy to reduce police bias, as part of a push by multiple city organizations to promote more impartial policing.
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At its first meeting since July, the city’s Police Review Commission convened Wednesday night to deliberate the status of Berkeley Police Department’s mutual aid agreements and hear a report from the chief of police on crime data and department staffing.
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A sampling of the biggest news in Berkeley over the summer.
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A judge ruled against Berkeley’s police union and an officer Tuesday after they requested a temporary restraining order that would suspend the mandate that officers attend hearings conducted by the city’s police oversight agency.
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Marked by impassioned debate, Berkeley City Council ultimately decided Tuesday night to unanimously adopt a policy aimed at curbing possible police bias and discrimination.
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The city’s Police Review Commission spent the majority of its Wednesday night meeting deliberating and amending a declaration stating that none of the commissioners leaked information regarding an in-custody death case to The Daily Californian.
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Police officers were once again in attendance at the regular meeting of Berkeley’s independent police review board on Wednesday night, following their absence at prior commission meetings after The Daily Californian published confidential information from the in-custody death case of Kayla Moore.
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In the wake of an attack on a police officer last week in West Berkeley, the Berkeley Police Association is once again calling on the city to provide its officers with tasers.
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A lawsuit filed against the city of Berkeley last week alleges that city police officers played a role in the death of Kayla Moore, a transgender individual who died last year.
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Exactly one year after the death of Kayla Moore, a transgender woman who died in police custody, protesters on Wednesday evening marched down Shattuck Avenue, stopping traffic with six-foot banners and chants like “stop killer cops.”
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