Unveiling the Disparities: An Investigation into Police Misconduct in Lee County


In recent months, I embarked on a thorough investigation into police misconduct within the Lee County Sheriff’s Office in Florida, aiming to uncover the extent of reported infractions among deputies. What I found revealed a troubling disparity in how misconduct is perceived and reported, particularly along racial lines. Learn more - Unveiling the Disparities: An Investigation into Police Misconduct in Lee County

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