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As seen in: The San Diego Union-Tribune, Apple Podcasts, MSN, U.S. News and World Report, Flipboard, The Mercury News, Miami Herald, The Intercept, The Charlotte Observer, The Sacramento Bee, Kansas City Star and
Covers:  Criminal justice, incarceration, law enforcement oversight, housing affordability, homelessness, social inequity
Investigations team at @sdut, cancer fighter, cat mom, @LuxSignal-er, spouse of @brianespi, @queenofplastics’ sister always ❤️ kelly.davis@sduniontribune.com

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San Diego Race Will Decide New Leadership For California's Deadliest Jail System

San Diego Race Will Decide New Leadership For California's Deadliest Jail System

The next sheriff will inherit dangerous jail conditions after the previous one resigned under a cloud of scan…

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Comisión de supervisión policial de San Diego pide limitar las paradas de tráfico por pretextos

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By Kelly Davis
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Los conductores negros detenidos por infracciones de tráfico menores en San Diego tenían más de cuatro veces más probabilidades de ser registrados y más de tres veces más probabilidades de ser objeto del uso de la fuerza que los conductores blancos, según un análisis presentado por la comisión de supervisión policial de la ciudad, la cual recomienda restricciones amplias a las llamadas detenciones por pretexto.
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‘Low public safety return’: Police oversight commission calls for limits on pretext traffic stops

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By Kelly Davis
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Black drivers stopped for low-level traffic violations in San Diego were more than four times as likely as White drivers to be frisked and more than three times as likely to be subjected to force, according to an analysis presented by the city’s police oversight commission, which is recommending broad restrictions on so-called pretext stops.
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San Diegans voted for far more police oversight. Little has materialized, a new report finds. Original

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By Kelly Davis
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... More than five years after San Diego voters overwhelmingly approved the creation of a stronger, more independent system of police oversight, the city’s Commission on Police Practices still lacks many of the powers voters were promised. Nearly 75% of San Diego voters approved Measure B in November 2020 amid nationwide calls for greater police accountability following the murder of George Floyd.
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