Cincinnati entered agreements to change policing after litigation and community mobilization over discrimination and excessive force. The federal agreement addressed force, supervision and accountability, alongside the Collaborative Agreement involving community representatives. The reform effort treated policing as an organizational problem requiring monitoring rather than relying only on individual officer discipline.
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What approach characterized Cincinnati's 2002 policing agreements?
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The agreements addressed organizational practices and included independent monitoring, rather than relying only on individual conduct.
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