In the past few years, officers of the Rochester Police Department have been accused, in well-documented cases, of misconduct and abuse. Enough is Enough formed around one such case of police brutality and has developed into a grassroots network of people interested in ending police brutality and misconduct.
Our current efforts include getting people’s stories of police misconduct to the public, developing trainings for interactions with police officers that preserve our rights, and advocating policy changes that hold police accountable for their actions on the job.
To get involved, sign up online, call us, or come to a meeting!