We just published evaluations of all 58 California Sheriff’s Depts + 100 largest CA Police Depts. Data on police violence, arrests, accountability, police budgets, ICE cooperation, jails and more. The data evaluation framework to hold police accountable: policescorecard.org
We’ve now obtained 3 full years of data (2016-18), tracking changes over time. Our methodology identifies a set of police depts that have consistently had worse outcomes than the state average - places like Bakersfield, Long Beach, Riverside, Palm Springs, Beverly Hills.
And we’re conducting deeper dive analyses of some of the largest/most problematic agencies, uncovering more evidence showing a pattern/practice of discriminatory policing:
We’re scaling this project nationwide. This will lead to state and federal investigations of police depts and support local advocacy to hold police accountable to measurable results in terms of ending police violence. We need support to do this. Donate: paypal.me/campaignzero
If you’re interested in helping collect/analyze data, review policies or help with design/development of the project, here’s how you get involved. If you have suggestions to expand upon our methodology, DM me. This is a living project, growing over time.
