The Justice Department launched a civil-rights investigation into the practices of the Phoenix Police Department, including whether officers routinely violate the rights of homeless people in the Arizona capital
Civil-rights investigation to focus on police practices in the Arizona city, including possible violations of rights of homeless people Phoenix police standing in front of Phoenix Police Headquarters in May 2020, waiting for protesters marching to protest the death of George Floyd.
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