Law Enforcement
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Judge Goes Off on Asheville Officers for Controversial Arrest of Black Man
A judge said the Asheville officers who pinned down a Black man with a broken arm acted inappropriately.
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Shocking Reason Why A Witness In George Floyd Murder Trial Says He’s Suing Minneapolis Police
Donald Williams filed the lawsuit in Hennepin County District Court on Tuesday.
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Massachusetts AG Looking Into Notorious Boston Police Unit
Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced her office is reviewing possible racial bias in notorious gang unit.
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Deputy Sacrifices Her Life For Her Child In Pit-Bull Mauling
An Indiana sheriff’s deputy died after being attacked in her home by a dog who injured her 8-year-old son.
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The Antioch Police Drama Just Keeps Getting Worse
The California Attorney General has launched a civil rights investigation into the racist-text scandal at the Antioch Police Department.
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Louisiana Deputies Pull the ‘Qualified Immunity’ Card Again After a Judge Previously Denied It
Two Louisiana sheriff’s deputies asked for a lawsuit filed by a Black woman forced onto the ground during a traffic stop to be dismissed.
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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.