Cobb County Police Department

Several articles highlight police misconduct within the Cobb County Police Department in Georgia:

Resignations After Use of Force Incident: Two officers, Nicholas Malagon and Noah Maack, were initially fired after a bodycam video showed Malagon repeatedly punching a suspect who was not resisting arrest. Both officers later resigned instead of being officially terminated. This case stirred controversy around the department’s handling of excessive force and internal investigationsWSB-TV Channel 2 – Atlanta.
Racially Charged Incidents: Officer Maurice Lawson was involved in two high-profile incidents where he was accused of racially profiling African American motorists, including Cobb County Commissioner Lisa Cupid. After dashcam footage surfaced showing Lawson berating a Black motorist, he lost his job. These events prompted Cobb County commissioners to commission a study on the police department’s policies, with a focus on race relations11Alive.com.
Brady List: Cobb County Police officers are included on the Brady List, which identifies law enforcement officials with credibility issues, including involvement in misconduct. This list is used to track officers who may be involved in unethical behavior that could impact criminal prosecutionsGiglio Brady List.

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