DC police officers allege crime misclassification to Justice Department
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According to the Washington Post, Washington, DC, claims that the supervisors misrepresent crimes to make the reported statistics look less serious than reality. report.
The city faced an investigation as to whether the criminal statistics will be deliberately notified under the Trump administration, while about three dozen ranks and files and detective Doj made complaints with DEP. In August, President Donald Trump deployed the national guards to the DC, stating the need to fight against “crime, bloodshed, Bedlam and Squalor”.
Trump declared that the administration “started very strongly with the DC” and the promising “effort will progress further”.
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A few Washington DC police officers claim that misrepresented crime data have been incorrectly classified to make higher UPS look less serious. (Getty Images/Kevin Dietsch)
“This is becoming a complete and total of lawlessness, Tr Trump said at a press conference at a press conference as” shameful “.
According to civil servants, MPD leadership was ordered for months – and in some cases – subordinates were instructed to reduce serious crimes. At some regional level, reports are said to have only 150 potentially incorrectly classified incidents in the Southeast DC seventh region. In about half of these cases, the supervisors then raised wages.
While city leaders and democrats point to data showing that the crime of violence is at the lowest level of 30 years, Doj and House surveillance are investigating whether these numbers are masked by internal manipulation.
Doj’s criminal investigation is coming out of the office of US lawyer Jeanine Pirro.
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President Donald Trump deployed the national guards to DC to fight the crime. (AP Photo/EVAN Vucci)
A field of study is a new category of crime that is currently not included in DC’s fierce criminal numbness: the intention of damaging when a weapon is fired but damaging. Officers say that many shots that do not cause injuries are re -labeled under this category.
When the comment was requested, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser, MPD and DC Police Union did not respond immediately.
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Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser initially opposed the deployment of President Donald Trump, but since then it has been reversed. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
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