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Killing With Impunity  Prince George's County police have shot and killed people at rates that exceed those of nearly any other large force in the nation. • Also in The Post: Efforts at Reform Repeatedly Stalled • Web Exclusive: Rodney Simms: One Man, Twice a Victim of Police Shootings • Web Exclusive: Gary A. Hopkins Jr.: Accolades Given in Student's Death • Web Exclusive: Major Maurice Anderson: Homeless Man Wounded by Off-Duty Officer at Mall • Web Exclusive: Rahsaun Richardson: One Officer's Actions Cost $1.75 Million • Video: Washington Post Roundtable, Day 1 • Audio: 911 Call Regarding Kendell Grant Day 2 Police Clear Their Own Some Prince George's police officers face repeated complaints, but charges filed against them usually go nowhere. • State Law Hampers Investigators • Results Of Chief's Efforts Are Mixed • Web Exclusive: Wayne D. Cheney: 1 Officer, 2 Similar Shootings • Web Exclusive: Wendell C. Brantley: Despite Shooting Past, Officer Lauded • Video: Post Roundtable, Day 2 Day 3 Mentally Ill People Shot Prince George's officers have killed or wounded at least 12 mentally ill or disturbed people since 1990. • Experts: Shooting at Cars Perilous • Exclusive: 'He Thought They Were Attacking Him' • Exclusive: Minorities Are Shot More • Exclusive: Mistaken Identity • Video: Post Roundtable on Day 3 • Audio: Julie Meade's 911 Call • Audio: 911 Call for Dwayne Waiters • Discussion Transcript: County State's Attorney • Discussion Transcript: Handling the Mentally Ill • Discussion Transcript: Criminal Justice Professor Day 4 Deaths in Custody Records on the deaths of 12 detainees suggest that police often sought to cover up beatings and sometimes delayed medical care. • Records Kept Confidential • Exclusive: Death Remains a Mystery • Video: Post Roundtable on Day 4 • Audio: Elmer Newman's 911 Call • Discussion Transcript: NAACP Activist • Discussion Transcript: Training Methods • Discussion Transcript: Police Accountability More News
Rights Investigation Of Police Continues: Pace of Pr. George's Inquiry Angers Some (Post, Dec. 22, 2002)
The Reassuring Routine Of 'No-News' Briefings (Post, Oct. 9, 2002) Prince George's Settles in Shooting: Student's Family To Get $200,000 (Post, May 7, 2003) Contradictions In Pr. George's Police Shooting (Post, Jan. 21, 2003) Flawed Police Decisions Turned Deadly: Innocent Man Slain in 2000 Secret Pursuit, but Pr. George's Offers Few Answers (Post, Aug. 4, 2002) Many Boycott Prince George's Honors: Fellow Officers Object to Decision Not to Include 2 Under Investigation (Post, April 12, 2002) Officers Told to Skip Pr. George's Police Awards Ceremony: Two Top Winners Under Investigation (Post, April 11, 2002) Charges Dropped Against Alleged Pr. George's Brutality Victim (Post, March 25, 2002; 4:03 PM) Officer's Term Angers Police in Pr. George's (Post, Dec. 12, 2001) Ex-Officer Receives 10 Years In Prison: Maximum Term In Prince George's Police Dog Case (Post, Dec. 11, 2001) Suspended Officer Faces 2 Probes: Man Alleges He Was Assaulted in Pr. George's Traffic Stop (Post, Nov. 7, 2001) Pr. George's Prosecutor, Police Spar: Offices Blame Each Other For Investigation Blunders (Post, Sept. 21, 2001) Police Restraints A Factor In Death: Report Inconclusive In Mt. Rainier Case (Post, Aug. 28, 2001) Farrell, Vocal Critic Join Forces: Pr. George's Chief Calls on Faith Community to Help Defend Police (Post, Aug. 13, 2001) Woman Testifies To Earlier Incident With Police Dog: Officer Accused of Threat in '98 (Post, Aug. 3, 2001) FBI to Probe Pr. George's Police Cases (Post, Aug. 3, 2001) Prosecutor Says Campaign To Target Police Brutality: Johnson Maps Strategy for Bid to Succeed Curry (Post, July 16, 2001) For Many Md. Police Agencies, the Tape's Already Running (Post, July 12, 2001) Cases Tied To Killing Of Jones Are Dropped (Post, July 12, 2001) Stronger Police Panel Sought in Pr. George's (Post, July 11, 2001) Lawmaker Wants New Powers for Police Panel (Post, July 10, 2001; 4:43 PM) Curry Wants New Police Procedures: Officers' Use of Deadly Force Would Get Public Scrutiny (Post, July 7, 2001) Justice Dept. Clears Pr. George's Officer Who Killed Student (Post, July 7, 2001) Pr. George's County Executive Curry's Statement (Post, July 6, 2001; 5:14 PM) Curry Responds to Police Shootings (Post, July 6, 2001; 4:12 PM) Prince George's Police Chief Urged to Step Down (Post, July 6, 2001) Justice Officials Hear Residents' Concerns About Police (Post, July 5, 2001) Activists Demand Police Reforms: Residents Must Agitate, Pr. George's Leaders Say (Post, July 5, 2001) © 2002-2005 The Washington Post Company |
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