Campaign focused heavily on problems at the LRPD.
Whistleblower Roderick Talley was arrested because he showed up a half hour late for his trial on a questionable forgery charge. He panicked, and fled. Now he's facing a litany of serious charges.
Plus: More than 80 percent of an Indiana town's police supervisors have been disciplined for misconduct, 20,000 DWI convictions at risk in New Jersey, and what was put in -- and left out -- of the First Step Act.
The shooting of 15-year-old Bobby Moore revealed a horror show of misconduct, cover-up and cascading institutional failure at the Little Rock Police Department.
Plus: Voters to decide on police oversight, sheriffs who pocket inmate meal money; border patrol union endorses racist movie; Mississippi's perpetually under-funded crime lab.
It turns out that enforcing the rules is a good way to make sure cops abide by them.
In Arkansas' largest city, drug cops are waging astonishingly violent raids based on bad information, and the city's judges are looking the other way.
One out of every 18 people in the state is on probation or parole.
Plus: Witness to an execution, when a cop wrongly arrests you, and how race affects personnel decisions at the Columbus (Ohio) police department.