Baltimore police routinely violated rights - U.S. Justice Department

WASHINGTON, Aug 9 (Reuters) - African-American residents in Baltimore are routinely subjected to unconstitutional stops, arrests and excessive force by the Baltimore Police Department, a scathing federal report released on Tuesday said.

The 163-page U.S. Justice Department report details an investigation launched after the death of black detainee Freddie Gray last year that found the Baltimore Police Department engages in a pattern of conduct that violates the constitution or federal law.

"This pattern or practice is driven by systemic deficiencies in BPD's policies, training, supervision and accountability structures that fail to equip officers with the tools they need to police effectively and within the bounds of the federal law," the report said.

However, the department "has already begun laying the foundation for reform by self-initiating changes to its policies, training, data management, and accountability systems," it added.

A spokesman said the department would not comment until a scheduled news conference on Wednesday.

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Baltimore police routinely violated rights - U.S. Justice Department

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