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Missed signals

Nearly half of Chicago police officers sued for fatally shooting civilians were previously sued for misconduct. Some say that should be a warning sign, but is anyone paying attention?

From the Archives

Pat Hill, black cop who championed police reform in Chicago, dies

By Shelley Zeiger | September 5, 2017
Best Practices

Accountability and training in Washington D.C. help cut the number of shootings drastically

By Brittany Petersen | November 1, 2007
Criminal Justice

Race as a trigger

By Shelley Zeiger | November 1, 2007
Criminal Justice

Black, Latino suburbs have most shootings

By Erin Dostal | November 1, 2007
Publisher's Note

The accountability search

By Alysia Tate | November 1, 2007
Cover Story

To serve and protect?

By Jeff Kelly Lowenstein | November 1, 2007

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