California Cops Banned from Concealing Police Killings
A new California law, signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, will require investigators to inform families of people seriously injured or killed by police what has happened before questioning them.
- Investigators will be barred from lying to families or pressuring them into consenting to interviews.
- Families will be allowed to bring a support person to interviews.
A Reveal investigation helped spark a crackdown on a disturbing, widespread practice.
This legislation aims to prevent deceptive policing tactics used against families of people killed by police.
Author's summary: California law now requires transparency in police investigations.
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