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21 Jul 22

“I Am – Somebody!” Why ACRB Mediation Matters

“I Am – Somebody!” Why ACRB Mediation Matters By ACRB Executive Director Lee Reid Civil Rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson’s powerful poem and chant, “I Am Somebody” rings true 60 […]

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07 Jul 22

Newsletter – Summer 2022

A View From the Executive Director: The Importance of Transparency Lee Reid, ACRB Executive Director Transparency is one of the agency’s foundational pillars. The mission of ACRB is to allow […]

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03 Jul 22

You Must Know Your Rights, Exercise Your Rights, and Vote to Protect Your Rights!!

Recently, the United States Supreme Court released a decision, Vega v. Tekoh, which ended recovery for violations of your Miranda Rights. While the decision does not reduce your Miranda Rights, […]

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02 Apr 22

Newsletter – Spring 2022

A View From the Executive Director: Why File a Complaint with ACRB Policing should reflect the values and expectations of the community. A part of making that happen includes when […]

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10 Mar 22

Protected: APD Performance

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20 Dec 21

Newsletter – Winter 2021

A View From the Executive Director: A Matter of R-E-S-P-E-C-T R-E-S-P-E-C-T. This seven-letter word can move people to fight and people to love. It can make people feel valued or […]

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25 Sep 21

Newsletter – Autumn 2021

A VIEW FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR "WELCOME TO THE FUTURE" It has been a long time coming, but it is finally here, and we at the ACRB are very excited […]

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29 Jun 21

Summertime Tips for Police Interactions

During an interaction with an officer, try to remain calm. Try to control your emotions. No knee-jerk reactions. During a police stop, let the officer speak first so you can […]

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22 Jun 21

Newsletter – Summer 2021

A VIEW FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR "FROM TRAUMA TO HEALING" The American Psychological Association (APA) defines trauma as an emotional response to a terrible event like an accident, rape, or […]

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01 Apr 21

Newsletter – Spring 2021

A VIEW FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR "TO BE TREATED WITH DIGNITY" Anajanette Young, a Chicago woman, recounted a horrible experience she had at the hands of Chicago police officers in […]

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