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Tulsa police respond after video shows arrest of woman in mental health crisis Edited body cam footage shows a Tulsa police officer rattling a locked door and laughing as she attempts to persuade an elderly woman to come out of a restroom. -
The DNA collected as part of a rape exam in San Francisco has been used by the local police to link a woman to a crime. In San Francisco, DNA collected as part of rape exam used to link a woman to a crime -
Police Crusade to Jail Law Professor Over Video Release Reflects 'Culture of Impunity' A Federal judge stopped police departments efforts to jail a law professor who shared video of police misconduct. -
D.C.'s Gang Database Highlights Unconstitutional Systems Nationwide A federal appeals court ruling questions the legality of gang databases that use lists of mostly Black and Latino men and boys to target policing activity. -
It’s Almost Impossible To Overdose Just By Touching Fentanyl, But People Are Being Locked Up For It Anyway Medical Toxicologist claim that an accidental overdose by skin exposure to Fentanyl “is chemically and physically implausible." -
An investigation into traffic stops across America and the deaths of hundreds of motorists at the hands of police. Why do traffic stops escalate into fatal encounters? -
"Highway Robbers": How a trip to buy farmland ended with police taking all his cash Vietnamese immigrants are fighting to get back more than $100,000 seized by Oklahoma police who allege it was drug money. -
When Police Lie, the Innocent Pay. Some Are Fighting Back. Video from body cameras, doorbells and cellphones is revealing discrepancies between what police officers report and what actually happened. -
You Have the Right to Film Cops- For Now The Supreme Court will take up a case that bundles concerns over qualified immunity with a consequential First Amendment dispute. -
A whiff of pot alone no longer airtight probable cause for police to search cars in several states For decades, police officers have used motor vehicle stops and searches, which relied on officers saying they could smell marijuana, as part of their drug interdiction efforts -
Still Can't Breathe Officers continue to use chokeholds — which can be deadly and are explicitly prohibited by the department — on civilians, while officers with substantiated claims of abuse go without any meaningful punishment. -
PROTESTERS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST COLUMBUS POLICE OFFICERS FOR INJURIES Other protesters said they were hit in the face or legs with wooden pellets — including one who said a tear gas canister fractured his fibula, sprayed multiple times with pepper spray and were improperly arrested -
COLUMBUS POLICE OFFICER FILMED PUNCHING MAN A bystander's video of the Friday evening incident on Stanley Avenue shows a man confronting an officer who tried to stop a woman with children from entering a home -
SECOND BODY CAM VIDEO EMERGES SHOWING BALTIMORE COPS ALLEGEDLY FAKING EVIDENCE “There are approximately six officers standing around while this suspected misconduct is taking place.” -
A NEW GOP BILL WOULD MAKE IT VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO SUE THE POLICE It would basically make it impossible for victims of police abuse to sue anytime, anywhere.” -
DOZENS OF CASES ARE DISMISSED AND REVIEWED IN GEORGIA AFTER OFFICERS ARE FIRED The D.A. is sending the absolute correct message that the integrity of the system is more important than some past convictions,” he added.
