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A statistical study by a University of Chicago law professor indicates police officers most often accused of brutality and corruption work in groups that patrol mostly low-income black and Latino neighborhoods.
Craig Futterman said Wednesday the concentration of problem police officers in low-income neighborhoods should make it easy for Chicago officials to root out them out, if the city really wanted to.”*
Study: The Use of Statistical Evidence to Address Police Supervisory and Disciplinary Practices (PDF) (University of Chicago Law School)
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