law enforcement
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Brooklyn Video Artist’s Work Takes Unique Look at Surveillance in the City
The Root spoke with Kameron Neal about his film installation Down The Barrel (Of A Lens) on display at Lincoln Center September 29 - October 3.
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“She was Murdered,” Says Family of Pregnant Mother Killed By Ohio Police
Ta'Kiya Young's family accuses the officer who shot her pregnant granddaughter of violating department policy and the law.
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DOJ Investigating Police Department That Killed Tyre Nichols
The Feds want to know who else’s civil rights were violated by cops in this Tennessee city
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Family of Teen Shot by police Gets $2 million in Settlement but What can Families and Police learn
Family of Nevada teen fatally shot by police agreed to a $2 million settlement and mandatory training for police officers.
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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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Here’s How ‘Stand Your Ground’ May Come Into Play in Ralph Yarl Shooting
Andrew Lester said he shot Yarl because he was 'scared to death.'
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Heartbreaking Developments In The Shanquella Robinson Case
The sad news was announced Wednesday in a statement.
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The COVID-19 National Emergency Is Ending Early, Will Black Americans Feel The Impact?
Biden just signed a bill ending the COVID-19 national emergency , here's what that means for Black Americans
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Abduction Rescue Gone Horribly Wrong in Virginia
Tatiana N. David was abducted on her birthday from New York and found dead in Virginia following a police chase.