Don Moynihan: The NYPD has a public database of cop disciplinary records. There is only one problem. The data keeps disappearing: "at least 88% of the disciplinary cases that once appeared in the data have gone missing at some point" www.propublica.org/article/nypd...

The NYPD has a public database of cop disciplinary records. There is only one problem. The data keeps disappearing: "at least 88% of the disciplinary cases that once appeared in the data have gone missing at some point" www.propublica.org/article/nypd...

The database was required by a 2012 law. It is run by a vendor that specializes in athletic statistics. There is no record of a contract or payment to the company.

That seems weird

Its not weird if its intentional and corrupt.

No shit

Well that’s shady as fuck

It’s amazing how whenever police are in charge of data, so much of it tends to disappear.

Long running gag on FARK.com : “Cops seize 20 tons of weed, show the 16 tons on TV, impound the 12 tons, say the 8 tons of evidence will be burned…” Same basic procedure

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is there some NYPD sicko making sure that number stays at 88 percent lol

Cops love covering up their crimes almost as they love beating up their wives and shooting dogs.

Exactly.

They gave me the same response when police molested me and called me a f-slur while pointing guns at me for "running a stop light on a bicycle".

88, how fitting

It's not a bug it's a feature.

the dark side of unions, when they are used to shield the corrupt.

Cop unions aren't unions, they are gangs

NYC has a few times now blasted a lot of police data analyst jobs, low level/low pay, like I'm never taking that obv. but something about them always looked weird, like maybe they're part of a work? Might be like a reverse monkey typewriter strat, loose permissions and somebody will drop table?

jeezus look at that extrapolated curve.

Shocker.

If I ever ran for Congress I’d create a national database of: Bad cops Bad teachers/school staff Bad clergy So they can’t just move to another district & not have their record follow them

Kentucky already has a law on the books for dealing with police officers. The Kentucky law enforcement council (KLEC) keeps a record of police officers who were asked to resign in lieu of being fired. So that they are not hired by other departments. www.lex18.com/news/lex-18-...

Yeah. Let’s make it national so that Bad Cop from KY can’t up and move to TN for a “fresh start”. Let that shit follow him everywhere

Depressingly not surprising. You can't reform this. They only want to kill with impunity! Accountability gets you fired from the force or worse!

Like in the evidence lockers, weird....

Cops showing they are not trustworthy, yet again.

They are not even trying to pretend they are not corrupt, huh

I googled Pat Lynch smiling and I got nothing.

are they allergic to bad apples lol

"oops"

is that good?

Not at all surprising.

That's not suspicious at all.🙄

That would not be acceptable in a sane world.

Sounds like we need to back that up on the way back machine every damn day

Social justice for cops!

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