Shocking Admission: DC Police Admit Data Manipulation! — Police misconduct allegations, DOJ investigation into crime data, violent crime reporting scandal
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BREAKING: DC’s Police Union Chairman just CONFIRMED that “higher-ups” will come to the scene of vioIent crimes and order them to be written up as a “lesser offense”
He said it’s a CRIME to manipulate the data, and called for the DOJ to PROSECUTE those involved
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— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) August 19, 2025
DC’s Police Union Chairman just CONFIRMED that "higher-ups" will come to the scene of violent crimes and order them to be written up as a "lesser offense"
In a startling revelation, the Chairman of the DC Police Union has confirmed that higher-ranking officials are manipulating crime reports. According to him, these officials arrive at the scene of violent crimes and instruct officers to classify these incidents as lesser offenses. This manipulation raises serious ethical and legal questions about transparency and accountability within the police department.
He said it’s a CRIME to manipulate the data, and called for the DOJ to PROSECUTE those involved
The Chairman didn’t hold back, stating that the manipulation of crime data is not just unethical but a criminal act. His call for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to step in and prosecute those responsible underscores the gravity of the situation. When law enforcement agencies fail to accurately report crime, it can have far-reaching consequences for public safety and trust in the justice system.
This alarming situation highlights the need for transparency in law enforcement practices. Citizens deserve to know the true state of crime in their communities, and any attempt to obscure that information is a breach of public trust. The implications of this revelation could lead to significant changes in how crime is reported and investigated in Washington, D.C.
As this story develops, it’s essential to stay informed and engaged. Communities need to advocate for integrity in law enforcement and support measures that ensure accountability. If you want to read more about this breaking news, check out the original tweet by Nick Sortor here.