The Justice Department is ordering its federal officers to take on a greater role in fighting police brutality, ordering them to intervene if they see colleagues using excessive force. The order comes in the Department of Justice's (DOJ) first update to its use-of-force policy in 18 years. The memo, signed Friday but not publicly released until Monday, comes just days before the second anniversary of the killing of George Floyd, whose death as he was pinned down by a Minneapolis police officer sparked nationwide protests. The memo outlines the duty of officers both to prevent excessive force and to administer medical aid to those injured by police. “Officers will be trained in,
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