CENTER for PUBLIC POLICY & SOCIAL CHANGE, Inc.
Mission: It is our goal to greatly reduce the number of law enforcement officers who engage in acts of excessive force through improved research, education, training, and advocacy. Updated information will be provided to citizens, law enforcement agencies, and prosecutors at no expense to improve public safety outcomes.
Founding Principles
Accountability +
Analytical + Courage +
Commitment +Decency +Dedication +
Democracy + Discipline + Equality +Fairness +
Fortitude + Honor + Humanity + Justice + Knowledge +
Law + Liberty + Peace + Perseverance + Professionalism + Tenacity + Vigilance =
Center for Public Policy & Social Change, Inc.
Phone Number: 410-253-5257
Executive Staff
Founder & CEO: Dr. Tracey L. Monroe, Sr. Email: cfppsc1@gmail.com
Vice President: Mr. Abayomi Manrique Email: marronageproductions@gmail.com
Treasurer: Mr. M. Christopher Smith Email: Stellar2558@gmail.com
Secretary: Dr. A. Dalton Malveaux Email: admalvo@yahoo.com
Board Members
Dr. August Dalton Malveaux, Jr. Professor of History, Southern University
Ph.D., Clark Atlanta University
Email: admalvo@yahoo.com
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Dr. Douglas Thomas Chair, African & African American Studies, SUNY Brockport
Ph.D., Georgia State University
Email: amant20@hotmail.com
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Mr. Robert Stephens M.S.L.C.S.W, Savannah State University
Email: Stephensjrr@yahoo.com.au
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Dr. Tracey L. Monroe, Sr. M.S., Criminal Justice, Albany State University, Ph.D., Union Institute & University
Email: cfppsc1@gmail.com Board Chair
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Mr. Abayomi Manrique M.S., Library Science, Clark Atlanta University
Ph.D., ABD, Political Science, Clark Atlanta Univ.
Email: marronageproductions@gmail.com
501(C) 3 Status Pending
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Table of Contents
1. K 9 Officer Abuses against Suspects
A. This section will highlight how officers police dogs to brutalize suspects.
2. Resources
A. This section highlights scholarship Public Policy and Criminal Justice
from experts in their field
3. Documentaries on Police Use of Force Public Policies
A. Video presentations on police use of excessive force.
4. New Public Policy Created related to Excessive Force
A. This section highlights new legislation in each state to protect citizens
from police use of excessive force.
5. National Police Funding Database
A. This section list all entities who are funding law enforcement agencies.
6. A List of Law Enforcement Agencies that have lost insurance coverage or had
their insurance modified or canceled.
A. This section highlights their general liability modified or canceled.
7. The Wilson Goode Letter.
A. Wilson Goode was the Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, who claims he
gave the order for a bomb to be dropped on the group in 1985. The
bombing of that civilian organization the deaths of the burning deaths
of those suspects and burning of the 66 row house homes. The letter is
symbolic and to warn government officials their actions are barbaric.
8. Ranking the Response Times of Government Agencies for Open Records
Request in the year 2017
A. The Open Record Request response are ranked based on how long it
government agencies to respond.
9. The Killing of Unarmed Women by the Police in 2017
A. This section includes the names of unarmed women shot and killed by
police by name.
10. Ranking States by the Killing of Unarmed Suspects by the Police in 2017
A. Ranking states from the highest to the lowest per 100,000.
11. The Monetary Cost of Excessive Force in 2017
A. This section includes the monetary cost of settlements or jury awards for
the police shooting and killing only unarmed suspects.
12. Police Damages from Lawsuits: A Running Total
A. This page will be a running total of settlements or jury awards for the use of
excessive against all suspects.
13. The Killing of Unarmed Suspects by Jurisdiction
A. This page includes the number of unarmed suspects shot and killed in the
year 2017, by city, county, state and federal officers.
14. Recall Elections
A. This page outlines the current states that allow citizens to recall public
officials.
15. Nationwide Annual Report on Excessive Force, 2017
A. This page will house annual reports on police use of excessive force
starting with year 2017, and each year thereafter. The center will gather
data on an annual basis and publish a final report.
16. The George Floyd Current Tracking System of Officers Who Violated Citizen's 4th Amendment Rights
A. This section actively tracks and list the names of all law enforcement
officers who use excessive force against suspects. There is also media link
about the officer and their actions.
B. When officers resign or are dismissed from an agency their name is listed in
the database with a media link attached.
17. Officers Fired / Police Chiefs Forced to Rehire Them
A. When officers are fired due to misconduct but the police chief is forced by
a labor board based on their union contract continue their employment with
back pay. News Article.
18. Adversaries of Liberty
A. This a list Police Unions who protects the officer and is not concerned
the citizens.
19. Cities to Avoid
A. This is a list of cities which mistreats African American citizens.
20. Subscriptions
This section is for interested parties to sign up for a news letter or membership
for fund raising.
21. Scholarships
A. This page has a list of officers who have demonstrated courage, honor and
integrity. Scholarships have been named in their honor to recognize them.
22. Paid Internships
A. Undergraduate students will be paid to work in unfilled positions at the
center.
23. Graduate Fellowships
A. Graduate students will be paid to work in unfilled positions at the
center.
24. Brady List Nationwide
A. This section will names or the links from states, were prosecutors will
not call these officers to testify due to credibility issues.
25. We are Standing on the Shoulders of the following Titans
A. This section highlights civil rights leaders, scholars who have fought and
sacrificed on the side of humanity.
26. Scholarly Articles on 4th Amendment Policy
A. Publications that scholars have produced to add to the Public Policy and
Criminal Justice disciplines.
27. U.S. Supreme Court Rulings on the 4th Amendment and Law
Enforcement Officers using force to extract confessions.
A. Cases listed Moore v. Dempsey and Brown v. Mississippi 1936
28. Law Enforcement Agencies to Avoid
A. This section includes law enforcement agencies that have a pattern of
violating citizens 4th Amendment rights.
29. Public Safety Notice:
A. The public should be aware of the below-listed officers who have violated the 4th Amendment Rights of citizens. When an officer is cleared by their agency or a friendly prosecutor of excessive force that does not mean they are not a menace to society.
30. National Decertification Index
A. This section has links for states who publicly list officers by name who
are no longer certified to perform as a law enforcement officer in their
state.
31. John C. Stennis Letter
A. As a prosecutor, John C. Stennis infamously ignored the constitutional rights of Arthur Ellington, Ed Brown, and Henry Shields as sheriff deputies used force and torture to extract confessions from Black defendants. The failure of this prosecutor is highlighted in the case Brown v. Mississippi, 297 U.S. 278 (1936)
Prosecutors will be sent this letter as a warning and notification of their willful neglect of protecting citizens against law enforcement officers who brutalize citizens.
When District Attorneys fail to prosecute law enforcement officers for violating the constitutional rights of citizens.
John C. Stennis Letter
As a prosecutor, John C. Stennis infamously ignored the constitutional rights of Arthur Ellington, Ed Brown, and Henry Shields as sheriff deputies used force and torture to extract confessions from Black defendants. The failure of this prosecutor is highlighted in the case Brown v. Mississippi, 297 U.S. 278 (1936)
Prosecutors will be sent this letter as a warning and notification of their willful neglect of protecting citizens against law enforcement officers who brutalize citizens.
When District Attorneys fail to prosecute law enforcement officers for violating the constitutional rights of citizens.