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THE DOSSIER

On September 7, 1996, Tupac Shakur was shot in Las Vegas in a car driven by Suge Knight. LAPD officers on Death Row Records' payroll were there that night. Six months later, on March 9, 1997, Christopher "Biggie Smalls" Wallace was assassinated outside a museum in Los Angeles.

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CLOUT

The video is fourteen seconds long.

It shows a man in a navy windbreaker walking north on a Bronx sidewalk at dusk. It shows three shots. It ends before it shows whether he got up. The man who fired the shots is the man who filmed them.

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CARTEL KINGS

In May 2017, four men from four countries gathered at a wedding in a sail-shaped hotel on an artificial island off the coast of Dubai. An Irishman, a Dutch-Moroccan, an Italian, and a Bosnian. Between them, they controlled roughly one-third of Europe's cocaine trade. The DEA was watching from outside.

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THE CONFESSION

A retired Chicago cop. A folder he shouldn't open. A confession that could burn down the city.

At 4:15 on a freezing January morning, a young man in an Audi slips a bag of cash into the depository slot of a Ukrainian Catholic church and drives off into the dark. It's the kind of thing nobody notices. Except two cops notice everything.

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OUR MISSION

The Justice Translators work side-by-side with detectives and families inside neighborhoods with violent trends; the goal is to foster and create more communication within cities where past police misconduct has broken the delicate eco-system and to repair & rebuild the Police vs. Community dynamic in neighborhoods where systemic racism, law enforcement corruption, and economic disenfranchisement have destroyed trust.

We will usher in a new era of community-based policing — a proven technique — working with investigators, attorneys and a new generation of cops who have had the benefit of learning and training on the latest policing techniques based off the hard work of their predecessors.

Don Sikorski
Executive Director, Mentor

 
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Articles

 
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About

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Don Sikorski

Don Sikorski began his career with his feature-length documentary RAP SHEET: Hip-Hop and the Cops. The film was bought by Universal/Screen Media Ventures and was released on July 31, 2007. Sikorski spent three years writing, directing, and producing the project that traces the story of a NYPD-FBI intelligence unit that had the Hip-Hop industry under surveillance.

 
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