From WSJopinion: The worst 5% of police officers account for a third of all civilian complaints. Departments need leeway to investigate and act on complaints against frequent offenders on the force, write kyle_rozema and Max Schanzenbach.
An ugly and sadly familiar cycle is playing out across the nation this week: A black man dies at the hands of a police officer. Recordings of the tragedy go viral. Neighborhoods burn.
The officers involved in George Floyd’s killing were swiftly fired, though that decision may still be reversed after an arbitration process. But cities need the authority to identify problematic officers and intervene before a tragedy occurs. Police get to use force—including deadly force—under circumstances in which private citizens cannot....
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