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85,000 officers were investigated by their respective state agency for violations ranging from insubordination to felony convictions

You really should break out that data better. It's really disingenous.

I talked back to my boss in a deragatory tone vs. I planted heroin on someone and /u/usatoday is going to treat it like it's the same thing.

At least 85,000 law enforcement officers across the USA have been investigated or disciplined for misconduct

If I go and make a BS complaint because I'm unhappy with receiving a ticket and an investigation takes place does that count towards your stats?

Whilst having an attitude is likely to piss people off its unlikely to warrant an investigation.

I agree with you but it depends entirely on the organization and if your superiors are trying to make a name for themselves as a hardass.

Food in landfills doesn’t properly compost, and actually adds to the climate problem by producing methane.

This is news to me. Do you know why it doesn't compost correctly?

If the complaint was baseless, in most cases the complaint was thrown out before an investigation was launched.

So does that mean there are some baseless investigations included in your reporting?