Without a Badge
  • Intro
  • Timeline
  • An Erosion of Trust
  • Alternatives to Policing
    • Sea Gate PD: An Integral Element of New York’s First Gated Community
    • Former Gang Members Are Trying to Snuff Out Violence In NYC
    • Shomrim Work with Police, Keeping Crown Heights Safe
    • NYC’s Longtime Vigilante Group, Still Going Strong
    • The Lethal Epidemic: Solving Gun Crime City-by-City
    • Citizen Groups Put Eyes, and Video Cameras, on the NYPD
  • Examining the NYPD
  • Alternatives to Courts
    • A Different Kind of Discipline
    • Two Paths to Justice
  • The Community Speaks
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With a Badge: Examining How New York’s Finest Protect and Serve

With a Badge: Examining How New York’s Finest Protect and Serve

by Damian Geminder | May 11, 2015 | Uncategorized

It hasn’t been the best of times for New York’s finest. In the past five months, three NYPD officers have died in the line of duty. Their deaths are part of a broader national trend. According to FBI statistics, the number of police officers who were killed as the...
The Police and the Public: An Erosion of Trust

The Police and the Public: An Erosion of Trust

by Pilar Belendez-Desha | May 11, 2015 | Uncategorized

Over and over in the past year, the nation has heard stories of police officers shooting unarmed black men. The victims—Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, Eric Harris, Walter Scott, and most recently, Freddie Gray—have all become household names and their deaths...

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Without a Badge is a project of the New York City News Service at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism.

Advisers

  • Lisa Armstrong
  • Dody Tsiantar

Contributors

  • Pilar Belendez-Desha
  • William Engel
  • Maura Ewing
  • Damian Geminder
  • Andrea Cristina González-Ramírez
  • Brian Josephs
  • Samuel Lieberman
  • Bianca Silva
  • Luke Tress
  • Ryan Wallerson

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