Investigations, Accountability, and Public Truth

We publish police accountability investigations, preserve civil rights archives, support pro bono investigative work, and help train the next generation of licensed private investigators.

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A Message from the Founders

Over thirty years ago, we set out to prove that real stories drive real change. Through investigative reporting, courtroom advocacy, and award-winning journalism, we have helped expose overlooked truths and strengthen accountability systems.

What began as a commitment to documenting police abuse has evolved into a broader mission: supporting people navigating complex legal challenges, preserving public records, and making justice more accessible.

— Diop Kamau & Tyra Ferrell

Diop Kamau and Tyra Ferrell

Our Work

Police Accountability Publishing

We publish articles, videos, documents, and historical investigations involving police misconduct, civil rights, and public accountability.

Pro Bono Investigative Support

We provide selected pro bono investigative assistance in matters involving civil rights, police abuse, wrongful treatment, and public interest concerns.

PI Licensing & Mentorship

We support qualified investigators seeking experience, mentorship, and private investigative license sponsorship.

Where Justice Meets Action

The Courtroom Accountability Project exists to document abuse, preserve evidence, support accountability, and make investigative resources more accessible to the public.

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Featured Areas

Equal Justice Project

Affordable licensed private investigative services for individuals, families, attorneys, and organizations needing help.

PoliceAbuse.com Archive

Historical police misconduct investigations, videos, source documents, and public complaint resources.

Articles & Investigations

Current reporting, case analysis, expert reviews, source documents, and accountability-focused publications.

From the Archive

Need to Report Police Misconduct?

Call our complaint hotline and choose the option to report a complaint. We review matters involving police abuse, civil rights concerns, and public accountability issues.

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