Criminal Justice
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Justice Department Investigating Cops’ Denial of Mental Health Services In Oklahoma
It's the second investigation launched by the Civil Rights Division this week
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Justice Department Launches Investigation Into Massachusetts Police Department
For the second time in recent months, DOJ is looking into cops in the state.
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2 Former Cops Plead Guilty to Violently Assaulting a Black Trans Woman
Maybe Kansas City will see police accountability after all.
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Here’s Why Tupac’s Stepfather, Mutulu Shakur, Is Set To Be Freed After Decades In Prison
Shakur, 72, will be released on parole on December 16.
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Three Ex-Police Officers, Charged in Shooting of Eight-Year Old, Plead Guilty to Reckless Endangerment
The former officers, who were originally charged with manslaughter after reportedly firing in the direction of a crowd, accepted responsibility.
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2 Officers Charged in Horrifying Train Crash of Police Car with Suspect Inside
It’s a miracle the suspect is still alive and walking.
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Kansas City Police Will Settle Lawsuits Rather Than Reform The Department
Guess how many settlements they reached already in 2022.
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Family of Ohio Man Killed by an Officer While Sleeping Awarded $4.4 Million
The jury found the officer's actions were reckless.
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Michigan Police Quotas May Target Black Drivers, Judge Says
An expert found the police quotas make room for cop misconduct.