The Cato Institute provides an interactive map of paramilitary police raids:
View Original Map and Database
Click on each marker on the map for a description of the incident and sources. Markers are precise in cases where the address of an incident was reported. Where media reports indicate only a town or neighborhood, markers are located at the closest post office, city hall, or landmark. Incident descriptions and outcomes are kept as current as possible.
Other map features:
– Using the “plus” and “minus” buttons in the map’s upper left-hand corner, users can zoom in on the map to street-level, as well as switch between street map and satellite views. In some large metropolitan areas, there are so many incidents in such close proximity that they tend to overlap unless viewed on a small scale (try zooming in on New York City, for example).
– Users may isolate the incidents by type by clicking on the colored markers in the key (see only “death of an innocent” markers, for example).
– The search function just below the map produces printable descriptions of the raids plotted on the map, and is sortable by state, year, and type of incident.
