Denver Police have agreed to conduct training as part of a settlement in the case of their detention of Colorado Independent Editor Susan Greene. Greene was detained and handcuffed after she was photographing police last summer. The Denver City Council still must vote on the settlement, which includes a $50,000 payment, before it becomes official.
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Is Secrecy the Best Policy When a Police Officer Shoots a Civilian? In The Springs, Yes. (Police Say)
Colorado Springs Police have decided secrecy is the best policy when it comes to body camera footage from the shooting of a 19-year-old civilian. The Gazette of Colorado Springs, has the details. Story by Olivia Prentzel.
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