Consider This from NPR On Our Watch: Conduct Unbecoming
Jul 25, 2021
Sandhya Dirks, a reporter on race and equity for KQED, delves into shocking stories of police misconduct, such as officers using their authority to harass women. From the interrogation of an officer's troubling encounters to victims' struggles with the legal system, the podcast reveals deep-seated issues in law enforcement culture. Dirks sheds light on the systemic challenges victims face and explores the implications of the Right to Know Act, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and transparency in police practices.
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Officer McGrew's Proposition
- Officer Morgan McGrew, a VIN officer, propositioned a woman during a car inspection.
- He offered to pass her car in exchange for sexual favors.
Police Misconduct Revealed
- The Right to Know Act revealed sexual misconduct cases within police departments.
- Many agencies are still slow to release records, hindering a complete understanding.
Nicole's Experience
- Nicole received persistent calls, initially mistaken for automated surveys, from Sergeant Ryland.
- Ryland was investigating complaints against the officer Nicole had encountered.