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Federal Monitor Reports

Following a series of lawsuits against the City, a Federal Monitor was appointed in order to oversee court-ordered reforms to the NYPD’s policies, training, supervision, monitoring, and discipline regarding stop and frisk, trespass enforcement, and racial profiling. The Federal Monitor is required to periodically file public reports detailing the NYPD’s compliance with these court-ordered reforms. These are the reports filed thus far.

Monitor's First Report (7/9/15)

Monitor's Second Report (2/16/16)

Monitor's Third Report-Interim Briefing on Body-Worn Camera Pilot Program (8/9/16)

Monitor's Fourth Report (11/18/16)

Monitor's Fifth Report - Analysis of NYPD Stops, 2013-2015 (5/30/17)

Monitor's Sixth Report - Body-Worn Camera Pilot Update (6/29/17)

Monitor's Seventh Report (12/13/17)

Monitor's Eighth Report - Evaluation of NYPD Body-Worn Camera Implementation in NYCHA Housing Developments (7/27/18)

Monitor's Ninth Report (1/11/19)

Monitor's Corrected Tenth Report (1/7/20)

Monitor's Eleventh Report (10/28/20)

Monitor’s Twelfth Report – The Deployment of Body-Worn Cameras on NYPD Officers (11/30/20)

Monitor’s Thirteenth Report – Racial Disparities in NYPD Stop, Question, and Frisk Practices: An Analysis of 2013 to 2019 Stop Reports (9/1/21)

Monitor’s Fourteenth Report – NYPD Social Distancing Enforcement, 2020 (10/12/21)

Monitor’s Fifteenth Report – Analysis of NYPD Trespass Enforcement Activity in and Around NYCHA Buildings (12/14/21)

Monitor’s Sixteenth Report (5/6/22)