Learn how to report police officers for decertification.


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It's no secret that many police officers should not be on the streets. Racist, violent incidents are far too common, but until recently, the public didn't have a way to report abusive officers to be decertified.

A new California law, passed in the wake of the George Floyd protests, gives people the power to initiate decertification proceedings against officers who commit serious misconduct. On Tuesday, May 30, we're co-hosting a webinar to explain how this process works. <[link removed]>

Webinar: Police Decertification and Accountability

Learn how to report police officers for decertification.

Tuesday, May 30, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. PST
Zoom (log-in details provided upon registration)

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Please note: This link will take you to a third-party website, zoom.us.

This bill was passed because families whose loved ones were killed by the police organized to force state lawmakers to take action. Now it's on all of us to use the law to protect our communities from police brutality and misconduct.

Add the webinar to your calendar. We'll see you there. <[link removed]>

In solidarity,


ACLU of Northern California


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