Criminal Justice
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How A Coin Got a Dallas Police Officer Suspended
A Dallas officer received a 5-day suspension after a disciplinary hearing over a racist challenge coin he created.
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Family Members of the Ala. Man Who Died After Being Tased Have Their Own Theory
Jawan Dallas, 36, died after being tased by police on Sunday.
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Body Cam Footage Shows Neighborhood Feud Between Black Mother and Her Shooter
A Florida sheriff’s office released body camera footage of police responding to complaints made by Susan Lorincz, the woman who shot and killed Ajike Owens.
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Rodney Reed’s Death Penalty Case Takes Another Blow
An appeals court denied Rodney Reed’s request for a retrial despite his claim there is evidence to prove his innocence.
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Ben Crump Pens Letter to DOJ in Irvo Otieno Case
Civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump asked the Department of Justice to open a criminal investigation into the death of Irvo Otieno.
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In Effort To Stop ‘Cop City’ In Atlanta Critics Sue Over Delays In Authorizing Referendum
Opponents to the police training facility insists 'Cop City' will harm Black people even further.
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New Evidence, Eyewitnesses in Jonathan Majors Assault Case Appear to Tell a Different Story
Following Majors' most recent appearance in court, his lawyer has reportedly delivered 'additional, compelling' evidence that supports his innocence.
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Another Day, Another Trifling Ass Antioch Cop
A former Antioch police officer has been charged with assault in the violent arrest of a man in July 2022.
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Justice Delayed…Again: Here’s Why Tory Lanez Still Hasn’t Been Sentenced Yet
The rapper faces a maximum of 22 years and eight months in prison with the possibility of deportation to his home country of Canada.