Westchester Black Watch
Monday, August 4, 2008

When will the Madness Stop and the Accountability Begin in Westchester N.Y. Justice System

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A consistently alarming rate of cases of police criminality in Westchester County, especially regarding people of color and in the disadvant...
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008

In a True Democracy, There is a System of Checks and Balances

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A community forum yesterday generated calls for a "crisis intervention" in response to local police forces' lack of diversity ...
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Lack of Accountability of Police Criminality from Westchester Officials Spawns New Breed of Bad Law Enforcement

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The Westchester Chapter of the National Black Police Association (NBPA) and the Yonkers Chapter of the National Association of the Advanceme...
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Sunday, June 1, 2008

PistolCam added Solution for Examining

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With regards to the tragedy surrounding the death of Detective Ridley, the ability to view the scene and hear the incident as it unfolded wo...

National Black Police Association and NAACP Call For Change In Westchester New York

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06/01/08) YONKERS - Members of the National Black Police Association and NAACP called for change Sunday at a Yonkers news conference after ...
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

The Entire System of Policing Must be Torn Down and Rebuilt

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Marq Claxton 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement MOUNT VERNON - An activist yesterday criticized as simplistic a report calling for more training...
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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Senator Eric Adams, Attory Norman Siegal, and Black and Latino Police Groups Charge NYPD With Institutionalized Racism

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New York Senator Eric Adams Anthony Maranda National Latino Officers of America ...
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Weschester Blacks In Law Enforcment For Community Uplift, Weschester Chapter Of The NBPA

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Westchester BLACK WATCH
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Westchester Blacks in Law Enforcement for Community Uplift (aka The Westchester Chapter of the National Black Police Association). As civil service officers, it is our duty to uphold the laws of the state of New York. However, as natural leaders it is our moral, ethical, and human duty to reach and teach our families and youth by providing increased involvement and support thereby enriching lives and enhancing our communities. The National Black Police Association was established: To improve the relationship between Police Departments as institutions and the minority community; To evaluate the effect of the policies and programs within the Criminal Justice System upon the minority community; To serve as a mechanism to recruit minority police officers on a national scale; To work toward police reform in order to eliminate police corruption, police brutality and racial discrimination; and To educate police officers to perform with professionalism and compassion.
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