Events
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EVENT DESCRIPTION The National Police Accountability Project (NPAP) will host a two-day intensive training in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on July 23–24, 2026, focused on holding state and federal law enforcement accountable through civil rights litigation. Sessions will cover the fundamentals of Section 1983 litigation, suing ICE and other federal law enforcement officers under the Federal Tort…
News
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Demanding Accountability for Anthoneil Williams, Killed by Austin Police
In the early hours of July 24, teenager Anthoneil Williams II called 911 to report a young person possibly holding…
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As ICE Continues to Kill People on the Streets and In Detention, NPAP Trains Attorneys to Fight Back
As the number of people killed by ICE and Border Patrol agents — in detention and on the streets of…
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Black Men Deserve to Grow Old Too: Demanding Justice After Madison Police Kill Corey Ruiz
The National Police Accountability Project mourns the death of Corey Ruiz, who was killed by Madison Police yesterday. We call…
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To End Killings and Protect the Public, Ban ICE from Making Civil Arrests on U.S. Streets
NPAP Calls for Congressional Action and Transparent, Independent Investigations of ICE Killings in Texas and Maine As more details and…
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NPAP Calls for Transparency and Removal of National Guard from Memphis
Federal agents, deployed in large numbers to U.S. communities, are killing us. This week members of the National Guard killed…
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Whiteness Won’t Protect You: Karen Read’s Lawsuit Shows Us That No One Is Safe from Racist Policing.
Whether you think Karen Read killed John O’Keefe or not, almost everyone seems to agree that the Canton and Massachusetts…
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Bombshell Revelation in Topeka Police Killing of Taylor Lowery: Officers Were Trained to “Have a Plan to Kill”
National Police Accountability Project Joins Legal Team for Lowery’s Estate (Topeka, KS) — A bombshell in the civil rights lawsuit…
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Grand Jury Refusal to Indict Officers in Cardenas Killing Is “An Indictment of Our System”
A grand jury convened by the Harris County District Attorney today failed to return indictments against Harris County Sheriff’s Deputies…
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As ICE Heads to Airports, Know Your Rights.
In March 2026, the Trump administration announced that it would be deploying ICE officers to airports to assist TSA agents…
