Not everyone has the time to watch hours of City Council and Human Services Committee meetings. So Citizens Network of Protection takes the time to clip the most important parts so Evanston residents can stay informed and keep their elected officials accountable.
Are Officers Trained to Intervene in Excessive Force and Police Brutality?
Evanston Police Officer Training Requirements
“Biggest Challenge is changing the culture of law enforcement”
Mayor Hagerty Asks: Are we over-tasking the Evanston Police?
How are Evanston Police Officers trained to deal with individuals in crisis or mental health issues?
How Body Cameras are used by Evanston Police
How do officers learn from their mistakes?
Evanston Police Chief Cook talks hand gun simulators with Mayor Hagerty
Evanston Police talk about learnings after Lawrence Crosby excessive force settlement
Evanston Police Chief Talks Forced Science Training
Evanston Police Use of Choke Holds
Use of No Knock Warrants in Evanston
Alderman Surprised to Learn the Cost of Student Resource Officers for D65 and D202.
Evanston police officer reprimanded for misinforming citizen during traffic stop. ID Law
Evanston Alderwoman Fleming asked Chief Cook how an officer should address someone they are stopping
Consent Decree, CPAC and the Power of Civilian Oversight of Public Safety
Hagerty Tells City Council How He Picked the Terms of His Oversight Commission
Evanston City Council Votes to Accept Hagerty’s Appointments to Citizen Police Review Commission
None of Citizens’ Network of Protection board members makes the Evanston Police Review Commission
Evanston City Council Discusses Student Resource Officers
City of Evanston Reviews the Performance of their new FOIA Officers, its not great.