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Sean Grayson has been jailed since his arrest this summer.
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Massey was shot and killed by a former Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy in her home this summer.
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The Invisible Institute helped create the site. Users can select a state, then search an officer’s name, agency or unique identifier number.
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The proposed rules allow for “discretionary decertification” of officers, who were previously only subject to “automatic decertification” if they had been convicted of a felony or certain misdemeanors.
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One of the new co-chairs is Sonya Massey's cousin.
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Interviews are expected to begin next week.
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This story is a collaboration between Invisible Institute, IPM Newsroom, and Illinois Times
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The commission was created after Sonya Massey was shot and killed by a former Sangamon County deputy.
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Law aimed at helping people experiencing crisis was originally set to go live in 2022
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Applications are being accepted until Aug. 30 at 5 p.m.