The suit alleges that police response endangers rather than helps individuals in crisis, and violates the Americans with Disabilites Act.

The Metropolitan Police Department is required by law to collect detailed police-stop data.

The new report follows a suit from the ACLU, after the department failed to publish stop data for nearly a year.

“I always told people that worked for me, ‘Don’t be afraid to go up in the crotch,'” the supervisor testified.

Officer Sean Lojacono is currently appealing his termination.

The amount of the settlement is not public, and the city did not admit any wrongdoing.

People involved with the planning of protests on Inauguration Day in D.C. were in court to fight a search warrant that would require Facebook to give prosecutors 90 days-worth of their account information.

The four plaintiffs in the case “epitomized the different abuses that happened on that day.”