Criminal Justice
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Former Ohio Cop Who Fatally Shot Andre Hill Requests Trial Be Moved
Andre Hill was killed for being Black with a cell phone.
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Grand Jury Declines to Indict Former Georgia State Trooper Who Fatally Shot Black Motorist
The family wants a new grand jury impaneled and for the body camera footage to be released publicly.
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76-Year-Old Black Woman Released From Prison Amid Pandemic, Sent Back for Missing Phone Calls While Taking a Class
Gwen Levi shouldn't have had to go back to prison over a petty violation.
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Judge Sentences Derek Chauvin to 22.5 Years in Prison, Denies Request for New Trial
Chauvin is still awaiting a federal civil rights trial.
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Florida Trooper Tases 'Suspicious' Biracial Teen He Caught Cutting Through Bushes to Get to His Girlfriend's House
Another day, another story involving a cop accused of using excessive force on a young person of color. And, of course...Florida, man.
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Texas Grand Jury Declines to Indict the 8 Officers Involved in Marvin Scott III's Death
Scott died in March while being held in custody at a Collin County jail.
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Indiana Man Sentenced to 46 Months in Prison for Racially Harassing Black Neighbor
The harassment started because the man was angry his neighbors cut down a tree.
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Jury Convicts Former St. Louis Police Officer in Beating of Black Undercover Cop
A jury found former officer Dustin Boone guilty of deprivation of rights under the color of the law for the beating of Black Detective Luther Hall.
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Exclusive: Brittany Packnett Cunningham Presents the Peabody Award for 'Full Disclosure'
Arizona news station ABC15's yearlong investigation explored the lack of accountability in policing.
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11-Year-Old Black Girl Killed After NY State Trooper Rams Family's SUV After Traffic Stop. Father Says Trooper Is to Blame
Tristin Goods said he fled out of fear for his family's safety after an irate trooper filled their SUV with pepper spray knowing young girls were inside.