Criminal Justice
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“She was Murdered,” Says Family of Pregnant Mother Killed By Ohio Police
Ta’Kiya Young’s family accuses the officer who shot her pregnant granddaughter of violating department policy and the law.
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Minnesota Inmates Protest Being Oven-Baked in Their Cells
More than 100 inmates in a Minnesota prison refused to return to their cells due to extreme heat temperatures.
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18 Awful Times a Black Kid Was Racially Profiled
Mississippi 11-year-old Aderrien Murry is the latest to have a nearly fatal encounter with police after being mistaken for a suspect.
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Survivors of Racially Motivated Massacres Live With An Uncommon Burden
A woman who survived the Dollar General massacre said the shooter told her to run if she wanted to live.
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Don’t Look Up: Inside the NYPD Plan’s To Surveil Labor Day Weekend Parties
Guess which group of folks are most likely to be watched?
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Even The Prosecutor Wants These Charges Dropped, So Why Hasn’t A Judge Acted Yet?
Jadarrius Rose remains in legal limbo after Ohio cops let their dog chew on him after he surrendered. We have questions.
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“Yeah, I did it” Said The 6-Year-Old After Shooting His Teacher
The 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and injuring Richneck Elementary teacher Abby Zwerner boasted about the shooting.
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Massive Changes Could be Ahead for NYC’s Most Notorious Jail
A Federal Judge allowed a case to go forward that would remove control of Rikers from the city, potentially ushering in major changes for the infamous jail.