New Jersey town fires officer who called Black Lives Matter 'terrorists' | The Independent
Dover police officers reinstated year after viral arrest video
New Jersey announces law enforcement reforms in wake of protests against police brutality - POLITICO
N.J. lawmakers want police officers to be licensed - WHYY
Camden, N.J. disbanded its police force. Here's what happened next.
N.J. Attorney General Seizes Control of Paterson Police Department - The New York Times
New Jersey ARRIVE Together program could reform policing as we know it
In Some Cities, Police Officers Joined Protesters Marching Against Brutality
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New Jersey Cops Beat a Man So Bad They Crushed His Eye Socket. The City Gives Him a Mere $300K Settlement Six Years Later.
Ridgewood NJ: Police face backlash after video goes viral
These New Jersey cities reformed their police – what happened next? | New Jersey | The Guardian
Above the Law: On NEW JERSEY DRIVE's Ahead-of-Its-Time Depictions of Police Brutality | Tribeca
NJ police brutality: Secret settlements keep bad cops on street, public in danger
The Shocking Reality of Police Brutality in New Jersey – Wimmer Criminal Defense, PC
Major police discipline now publicly reported in N.J. — but is it enough? - New Jersey Monitor
Hire more women' has been touted as a quick fix to police brutality since Rodney King. Here's why empty calls for equality fail. - ABC News
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Newark, N.J., wants to be a model for police reform. But Black people are still stopped more often.
As fatal police encounters rise, reformers demand change - New Jersey Monitor
Social and racial justice activists form new coalition to push for police reform statewide - New Jersey Monitor
Police Brutality Attorneys in Philadelphia and New Jersey - Zeff Law Firm
Paterson, NJ, outraged over police killing of Jameek Lowery – Liberation News
Hundreds of N.J. cops are using force at alarming rates. The state's not tracking them. So we did. - nj.com
