new york city police department
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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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Don’t Look Up: Inside the NYPD Plan’s To Surveil Labor Day Weekend Parties
Guess which group of folks are most likely to be watched?
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Witness to Malcom X Assassination Says NYPD Helped Shooter Escape
Generations of Black folks have always believed law enforcement was in on the hit. Could a lawsuit by Malcolm’s daughters prove it?
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Jonathan Majors Filed Cross-Complaint Against Domestic Dispute Accuser. Then This Happened
The Ant-Man actor is due back in court on August 3.
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How Does a Cop Mistake a Miscellaneous Object for a Gun?
A wallet, a phone and even a sandwich could pose a threat.
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White Male Investment Banker Punches Black Female MTA Worker In Face And Is Released Without Bail
The disgusting incident took place last week in Brooklyn.
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188 Convictions Wiped Clean In Manhattan Because of Dirty Cops
District Attorney Alvin Bragg Jr.’s office is reviewing hundreds of others
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NYPD Is Wary Of Possible ‘Racially Motivated’ Violence Against Poll Workers Ahead of Midterms
The New York Police department bulletin cites a “complex” threat environment for heightened vigilance.
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NYPD Using “Zombie Warrants” To Skip The Courts and Lock People Up, Lawsuit Says
The lead plaintiff in a new lawsuit claims he was detained for four days in Rikers Island in 2020 over a vacated warrant from the 1980s.