Law Enforcement
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Black LA Sergeant’s Lawsuit Just Gained More Ammo with Newly Revealed Memo
The LA County Sheriff’s Department investigates a racist memo following a sergeant’s testimony on deputy gangs in East LA station.
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That’s Sus: Bystander’s Video of Violent Police Interaction Contradicts Cops’ Claims
Barstow police are accused of excessive force after being seen on video repeatedly hitting a man with a baton.
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Irvo Otieno’s Death Described as ‘Medieval Torture’ in New Court Filings
Prosecutors filed a legal briefing in Irvo Otieno’s death asking for all 10 defendants to be tried together with new details about the alleged murder.
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LA Police Humiliate a Youth Community Leader in Appalling Arrest
Derrick Cooper was handcuffed and escorted out of his home while half-naked, all for the cops to find they had the wrong guy.
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Why Was Kim Potter Released Before Serving Her Time For Killing Daunte Wright?
The former Minnesota police officer was released from prison after being convicted in the killing of Daunte Wright after mistaking her gun for a Taser.
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Disappointing Decision from Jury in Jayland Walker Case
A grand jury has declined to indict the Akron police officers in the shooting of Jayland Walker.
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Exposed: The Racist Texts From the Antioch PD Will Leave You Appalled
A group of Antioch police officers are under FBI investigation after their racist messages and other misconduct was discovered.
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Another Mental Health Call Ends in a Fatality, But Also Manslaughter Charges
Two Indianapolis police officers are facing manslaughter charges in the in-custody death of Herman Whitfield III in April 2022.
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Antioch Mayor Goes Off on Police Department for Racist Texts
The FBI is investigating a group of Antioch police officers accused of sharing racist messages with one another.
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Could Reactions to Cash-App Stabbing Harm Black San Francisco Residents?
In San Francisco, fear over the stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee is leading to a rise in "tough-on-crime" rhetoric.