A LAW PASSED in 2020 compels the state Justice Department to investigate all incidents in which a police officer shoots and kills someone who is unarmed.
But the department isn’t investigating all of the incidents law enforcement agencies are referring to it — in at least 17 cases to date, the state has opted not to investigate.
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