7 myths about “defunding the police” debunked
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A Plan to Make Police Data Open Source Started on Reddit | WIRED
A Plan to Make Police Data Open Source Started on Reddit | WIRED
CU Boulder officer placed on leave over Reddit account
Police brutality indeed : r/ThatsInsane
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7 myths about “defunding the police” debunked
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What to do instead of calling the police - Vox
Police Brutality Posts - Reddit
On Reddit, police are having conversations they can't on Facebook or Twitter - CNET
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George Floyd protests: Why the policing problem isn't about “a few bad apples” - Vox
Tyre Nichols' killing by police — why is this still happening? | Berkeley News
