Its part of a broader system that shields officers who commit misconduct from accountability, says data scientist Samuel Sinyangwe. The Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC), which manages the countrys biggest, multimillion-dollar defense fund for police, regularly spends money supporting prosecutor candidates in their elections across California. 4: The fourth juror selected, a white, Minnesotan male in his thirties who is in sales management, was dropped from the case on Wednesday. Activists argue the legal defense funds tip the scale further in their favor. Given that PORAC is based in Sacramento and has a board member who works for Sacramentos Police Officers Association, its possible the group also helped the officers pay for their defense attorneys.
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