Our mission is to compile documentation on police and prosecutorial misconduct and make it publicly accessible with our database. The key = transparency.
Philadelphia, PA
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Our Unconstitutional Patterns of Practice Database highlights misconduct allegations against Philly Homicide Detectives. To file a claim, click the link in our bio.
Together, we can work towards a safer and more just future for all.
#transparency #phillycop #justice #misconduct
#Breakingnews 9 current and former #Philadelphia officers charged with with theft and conspiracy. Watch to learn more: m.youtube.com/watch?v=p0GGOS…
“Five veteran officers with the Philadelphia Police Department have been suspended and face termination after conspiracy and theft charges were filed against them, officials said.” #policemisconduct #philly
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Join us for an evening of advocacy, impact, and community on December 11, 2025, at our Inaugural Fundraising Gala! For more information and ticket purchases, visit:
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*Sponsorship packages are now available!
Join PTP Executive Director Teri Himebaugh, Esq. this Saturday for a virtual Q&A on wrongful convictions and PCRA proceedings! #justice
“In 99.5% of citizen complaints, the Philadelphia police department issued nothing more than a reprimand of an officer, according to a new report on 9,000 allegations filed between 2015 and 2020.” #policemisconduct
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Our work includes compiling data, investigating misconduct, and legislative reform. Interested in joining the team as a #volunteer? DM us or sign up on our website!
“PA’s police misconduct database remains full of loopholes.”
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No one should be above the law, especially those hired to protect our communities and loved ones. #accountability #philly #cop
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Visit our website to view the “Civil Settlement Tracker for Wrongful Convictions” #philadelphia #justice
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Three long-retired Philadelphia detectives went on trial Tuesday in a perjury case that examines whether police should be held responsible for alleged misconduct in exoneration cases trib.al/BOOUjA1 #APNews
PTP’s Executive Director, Teri Himebaugh Esq., was honored to meet @MeekMill, a fierce advocate for criminal justice reform! #philadelphia
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If you have an injustice in your case and need to investigate yourself use this website thepolicetransparencyproject… this site not known enough!!!
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“Wrongful convictions shatter families, destroy lives, and erode trust in the legal system.” – Alice de Sturler
Thank you @MeekMill for joining our CLE on Saturday and helping to spread awareness of our mission! #justiceforall
If you have an injustice in your case and need to investigate yourself use this website thepolicetransparencyproject… this site not known enough!!!
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In 1993, Joseph Rickard was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for a murder in Toledo, Ohio. He was #exonerated along with three other men in 2025 based on newly discovered evidence pointing to other suspects as the real killers.
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For 5 decades, police officer Roger Golubski sexually assaulted Black women and forced to give false testimony that he used to send Black men to prison while he ran a sex trafficking and drug cartel in Kansas City Kansas
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“Federal lawsuits over police misconduct have cost Philadelphia taxpayers around $60 million since the beginning of last year, the highest pace of spending on that issue in recent memory, and a rate that is unlikely to slow down anytime soon.”
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