The report on D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department crime data manipulation scheme shows that the department’s higher-ups reclassified hundreds of crimes as lesser offenses, as multiple police leaders pointed to a “culture of fear” created by Chief Pamela A. Smith. | Collector

The report on D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department crime data manipulation scheme shows that the department’s higher-ups reclassified hundreds of crimes as lesser offenses, as multiple police leaders pointed to a “culture of fear” created by Chief Pamela A. Smith.

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The report on D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department crime data manipulation scheme shows that the department’s higher-ups reclassified hundreds of crimes as lesser offenses, as multiple police leaders pointed to a “culture of fear” created by Chief Pamela A. Smith.

The report on D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Department crime data manipulation scheme shows that the department’s higher-ups reclassified hundreds of crimes as lesser offenses, as multiple police leaders pointed to a “culture of fear” created by Chief Pamela A. Smith.

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