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Police claimed they worked together so they couldn't get arrested and turned violent when officers apprehended them. 17 social justice protest in downtown Phoenix were charged as a criminal street gang. Here's what to know about the cases: Chief given 1-day suspension, others demoted after investigation of protesters charged as gang membersįifteen people who participated in an Oct. One of its reports reviewed the department's connection to a controversial criminal case where protesters were charged as gang members, while another investigated allegations that Phoenix police officers circulated a challenge coin mocking an injured protester with a phrase some have linked to hate speech.Ī third report was also released on Thursday, detailing how a communication breakdown at the Maricopa County Attorney's Office led to the gang charges against the protesters. Two of the reports came from Ballard Spahr, a national law firm based in Philadelphia.

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Investigations are continuing after a series of reports stemming from various reviews of Phoenix law enforcement conduct were released Thursday. Davis, Kennedy Elliott, Amy Hughes, Ben Koski, Allison McCartney and Karen Workman.View Gallery: A look back at Phoenix police protests leading up to DOJ investigationĬorrections & Clarifications: A previous version of this article incorrectly reported who would conduct a separate investigation into the police challenge coin.

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