Communities United for Police Reform

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January 11, 2021

STATEMENT: Communities United for Police Reform Responds to Governor Cuomo’s 2021 State of the State Address

Today, Governor Andrew Cuomo gave his annual State of the State address. Below is Communities United for Police Reform’s response to the Governor’s speech and the policies he has prioritized for the upcoming year.

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CPR Members Testify at January '21 City Council Hearing on Police Reform Plan

Monday, January 11, 2021 – Families of loved ones killed by the NYPD, advocates, and legal experts will testify at the New York City Council Oversight Hearing of the Committee on Public Safety.

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January 6, 2021

Statement: CPR Calls For Restitution And Reinvestment To Be Foundation Of 2021 Marijuana Legalization Program In New York

New York, NY (January 6th, 2021) – Today, Governor Cuomo called for legalization of marijuana in New York State in 2021.

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January 4, 2021

Ellen Trawick Responds To Footage Showing Callous Nypd In Aftermath Of Son’s Killing

NYPD officers claim “Nobody, just the perp” was hurt following the killing of Kawaski Trawick, who was cooking in his home when officers shot him

New York, NY (January 4th, 2021) – Additional body-worn camera footage showing minutes after the killing of Kawaski Trawick by NYPD officers, Herbert Davis and

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December 31, 2020

Statement: CPR Responds To Law Department Report On Factors Influencing The George Floyd Protests

Yesterday, the New York City Law Department released a report on the factors influencing the George Floyd protests earlier this year. Below is a statement on the report from Kesi Foster, spokesperson for Communities United for Police Reform.

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STATEMENT: Communities United for Police Reform Responds to Governor Cuomo’s 2021 State of the State Address

CPR Members Testify at January '21 City Council Hearing on Police Reform Plan

Statement: CPR Calls For Restitution And Reinvestment To Be Foundation Of 2021 Marijuana Legalization Program In New York

Ellen Trawick Responds To Footage Showing Callous Nypd In Aftermath Of Son’s Killing

Statement: CPR Responds To Law Department Report On Factors Influencing The George Floyd Protests

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