Law Enforcement
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What The Latest Ruling in The Ronald Greene Case Means
A Louisiana judge removed some charges from the officers charged in connection to the death of Black motorist Ronald Greene.
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Elderly Couple Thrown to the Ground in Shocking Body Cam Video
Two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies are being investigated after being accused of abusing their use of force to detain a Black couple.
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What’s Going On In France?! Here’s 7 Things To Know
Riots and unrest against police brutality have broken out in France amidst the police shooting of 17-year-old Nahel Merzouk.
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Driver of Van Where Randy Cox Was Paralyzed Gets in Big Trouble
Two more Connecticut police officers were fired for their misconduct in how they treated Richard “Randy” Cox after he’d been paralyzed.
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New Developments Involving 5 Deputies Accused of Sexually Assaulting 2 Black Men
Five deputies accused of sexually assaulting two Black men have been fired or forced to resign from the department.
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California Governor Proposes Rolling Back Police Transparency
California Governor Gavin Newsom's budget proposal recommends cutting a hard-won police accountability and transparency measure.
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Police Officers Killed an Unarmed Black Man, But They Could Be Back on The Force
Two Oklahoma police officers facing, who are facing manslaughter charges for fatally shooting an unarmed Black man, must be reinstated, say arbitrators.
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There’s a Surprising Twist in the Story of a Cop Who Shot an 11-Year-Old Boy
Sgt. Greg Capers was suspended without pay effective immediately from the Indianola Police Department.
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Woman Says Ignored 911 Call Could’ve Save Her Husband’s Life
Colorado Springs Police Department is accused of responding too late to the 911 call from a woman reporting her husband who was taken hostage.