Police Accountability Report, hosted by Taya Graham and Stephen Janis, is a weekly show that seeks to expose and hold to account one of the most powerful institutions in this country—the police.
The show shines a critical light on all facets of American policing, exploring the systemic and political imperatives that put law enforcement at odds with the communities they purport to serve.
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Cops arrest Kentucky man in traffic stop on drug charges for traces found on dollar bill
After being held and searched for an hour over a busted tail light, a Kentucky man faces years in prison because police claim he had trace amounts of drugs on a dollar bill in his wallet.
Recent episodes
New details in mysterious death of Baltimore Detective Sean Suiter revealed in Maryland State Police probe
A previously unreleased report from the Maryland State Police ruled Suiter’s death a suicide, yet questions and suspicions remain from the community.
‘Broken Windows’-style policing causes more crimes than it prevents
Across the country, law enforcement are beefing up their budgets and intensifying their tactics under the claim that they’re preventing crime. But who really benefits from more (and more aggressive) police?
Park police tase, tackle clean-up volunteer at Coconino National Forest
The volunteer had spent over two weeks cleaning up the forest with his wife as part of a nonprofit effort, and refused park rangers’ attempts to make him leave.
The latest theories on how Rey Rivera died don’t point to the rooftop
As Netflix releases a new season of ‘Unsolved Mysteries,’ Jayne Miller, Taya Graham, and Stephen Janis break down the latest evidence in the mysterious death of Rey Rivera.
San Diego sheriffs arrest stranded motorist for refusing to show ID
Cell phone footage shows the arresting sheriffs threatening to fabricate charges against the driver, who was waiting on a tow truck after his car broke down.
Trenton, NJ, police pull man from car, break his nose, and search his vehicle for ‘aggressive behavior.’ Body cameras tell a different story.
Police justified the stop and search based on the neighborhood the car was parked in. One of the officers, Michael Getler, was later responsible for shooting and paralyzing Jajuan Henderson.
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