In this week’s FOIA roundup, two FOIA lawsuits push the Justice Department to release a new version of the Mueller Report, records reveal that the Connecticut police officer who shot an unarmed teen last month had worried past supervisors, and an elected city clerk in Illinois sues his city over its own FOIA processes.

The NYPD recently rejected a request for factual reports that officers must file after any shooting incident. It’s an odd response, given that no less an authority than the state Supreme Court ruled in 2011 that these same reports are indisputably public.