Five LAPD Officers Under Investigation in Woman's Death
Questionable circumstances
California cops employ mafia-style tactics against their critics.
Officials use every opportunity to chase away entrepreneurs
Safety isn't improved by the things, researchers find
No doubt, it's part of the department's tough-love policy
On death row since 1978, he's been convicted and sentenced to death three time
These folks want a monopoly on firearms?
Of course, the officers were afraid of him and his scary camera
Resistance to photo-enforcement has taken some of the money out of the biz
Attacks by dogs are vanishingly rare. Attacks on dogs? All too common.
Whatever their actual plans, they do seem to have killed two people
President Yahya Jammeh, who plans to have all death row inmates executed by mid-September, has ignored international pleas to halt the executions.
The mass murderer's sentencing highlights the fine line between ideology and insanity.
Assailants stapled his mouth after beating him
Stealing from their colleagues? That's just asking for it.
He argued that a "special relationship" between him and the VA created a duty to protect him from being injured by VA medical staff.
Stopped at a police checkpoint.
More than three months after being fatally shot by an undercover Palm Beach sheriff's deputy four times in the parking lot of his family's business, the officer is cleared of any wrongdoing
Several creditors say they are owed $39.5 million and are victims of an alleged Ponzi scheme.
Tech-averse sect caught up in a frenzy of nasty beard-cutting
Dee-Jay Galmon was trying to help the police when he was killed
David Reynolds was awarded the damages after he was beaten during a traffic stop
Camera company has a history of squeezing public voices out of the debate
Officials from Camden, NJ made the decision because of budget restraints
Data on Champaign-Urbana, Illinois was found via FOIA request
The investigation into the police shooting of a mentally ill man has been slammed by the Police Integrity Commission
The LAPD says police only used force when the Deutsche Bank executive became violent, but the prosecutor's office declined to press related charges. The executive is now suing for $50 million in damages
He built the contraption with friends and was cited by cops for having an open container of alcohol
The government says John Walker Lindh was restricted from prayer service after delivering a radical sermon it say is right out of the Al-Qaeda handbook
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