The Detroit Police Department has faced numerous disciplinary actions over the past decade, including cases of bribery, excessive force, and misconduct leading to wrongful convictions. Specific statistics on the total number of disciplinary actions, types of violations, and their frequency are not readily available. However, notable incidents include the conviction of Officer Michael Mosley for bribery, the firing of Officer Juwan Brown following a fatal use-of-force incident, and the overturning of wrongful convictions due to police misconduct. These cases highlight ongoing challenges within the department regarding officer conduct and accountability.