The Public Database of Police Misconduct in the United States of America

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Use our database to search for law enforcement officers who have engaged in police misconduct and where those incidents took place. You can search by badge numbers, names, and locations.

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Immediately report any incident that you feel involved misconduct on the part of an official law enforcement officer. Your personal information will not ever be made public.

What Is Police Misconduct?

Many people are confused by what constitutes as “police misconduct.” Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to be physically harmed in order to be the victim of police misconduct.

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Video Uploads

We understand most people record video instead of photos and are working to create a secure method for victims of police misconduct to attach videos to their incident reports.

Social Media

We are working to expand our database to the popular social media networks to further expose police misconduct and make such conduct more easily shareable.

Automated Notifications

We are working to create an automated platform where all published incident reports will be submitted to the proper local authorities on a weekly basis until a response is received.

I Was Killed By A Police Officer

Jonathan, 39, was in a buggy pulled by horses in Stonewall when Officer Kevin Herrington pulled up behind him. The lights apparently scared the horses and Sanders was trying to calm them when Herrington choked Sanders with a flashlight.

Jonathan Sanders
Jonathan Sanders

State police officers engaged in a high-speed pursuit crashed and killed two pedestrians, Jason and Nuwnah.

Nuwnah Laroche
Nuwnah Laroche

Deputies responding to a disturbance call claim they found Benjamin, 42, acting erratic. A deputy subdued Benjamin by putting his knee into the back of Benjamin's neck and keeping his face pressed against the ground. "By the time they turned him back over, he was gone," Benjamin's cousin, Lateesia Jordan, told WPBF 25 News.

Jermaine Benjamin
Jermaine Benjamin

Police claim they saw James, 48, assaulting a woman in a car at an ATM. They tased James twice, causing him to die from his injuries.

James Carney III
James Carney III

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer shot and killed her boyfriend Rayshaun, 30, in their Chula Vista apartment, telling police that she was defending herself and he had hit her.

Rayshaun Cole
Rayshaun Cole
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