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1 Whereas there has been a very noticeable and troubling
2 increase in police brutality cases during the last two years
3 (2009-2010), across the 50 states of the United States of America
4 and its territories, with around 1,600 reports of police misconduct
5 and almost $412, 783, 800 spent on misconduct related civil
6judgements and settlements [recorded by the NPMSR],it is proposed that
7 we establish compulsory fines, suspension, termination of licenses, and
8 prison, depending the case and its circumstances.
9
10 Section 1: Terms
11 Sub-SECTION A: Law enforcers- government employees, the duties of
12 whose position is primarily the prevention,investigation, apprehension,
13 or detention of individuals suspected of offenses against the criminal law.
14 Sub-SECTION B: Police brutality- intentional use of excessive force, mostly
15 physical.
16 Sub-SECTION C: Firearms- a weapon capable of firing a projectile and using.
17 an explosive charge as a propeller.
18 Sub-SECTION D:Tasers- uses propelled wires or direct contact to electrify
19 and incapacitate a person temporarily.
20 Sub-SECTION E: K9- dog that is trained specifically to assist police and
21 other law-enforcement personnel in their work.
22 Sub-SECTION F: Baton- stick of less than arm's length—usually made of
23 wood, plastic, or metal.
24Sub-SECTION G: Pepper Spray- chemical compound that irritates the eyes
25
26 SECTION 2: Law enforcement agencies under this law.
27 Sub-SECTION A: Federal Police
28 (A) Department of Justice (DOJ), Federal Bureau of Investigation
29 (FBI), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Bureau ofAlcohol,
30 Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives (ATF), U.S. Marshall Services
31 (USMS), Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP).
32 (B) Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Customs and
33 Border Protection (CBP), U.S. Immigration and Customs
34Enforcement (ICE), U.S. Secret Service (USSS), U.S. Coast Guard
35 (USCG), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), U.S.
36 Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS.)
37 Sub- SECTION B: State Police
38 (A) State Police, State Patrol/Highway Patrol,Capital Police, Water
39 Police.
40 Sub-SECTION C: County Police
41 (A) County Detectives.
42 Sub-SECTION D: Others
43 (A) Transit Police, Campus Police, Airport Police, Park Police, Mall
44 Police, School Police.
45
46 SECTION 3:Civilian Abuse Complaint Review Board (CACRB)
47 Sub-SECTION A: The CACRB will be a federal agency with boards
48 composed of civilians tasked with investigating complaints about alleged
49 police misconduct.
50 Sub-SECTION B: Each board will be composed of 1 executive director, 10
51 civilians and 5 professional investigators, who will begovernment employees.
52 Sub-SECTION C: There will be at least 1 office in every U.S. state and territory.
53 Sub-SECTION D: Although investigations will be supervised by police
54 department investigators and employees, they will not be able to interfere.
55 Sub-SECTION E: All board members will undergo a training regimen.
56 Sub-SECTION F: Each...