Unions are some of the worst perpetrators of misbehavior in police work. The drug war is to blame for a lot of police-civilian tension.

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Police Unions May Be the Worst Perpetrators of Misconduct ([link removed] )

We could be entering a cross‐​partisan moment in which police unionism is broadly recognized as a significant hurdle to police reform.

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By Walter Olson

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The Drug War Damages Police-Civilian Relations ([link removed] )

Perhaps our current problem began when thousands of police started suiting up to go to war against their fellow citizens.

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The police killing of 26‐​year‐​old EMT Breonna Taylor has rocked Louisville, Kentucky. Radley Balko argues that the warrant used to enter her home was illegal. Louisville has since banned the use of no‐​knock warrants.

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