Beyonce and Jay Z Take Musical Stands on Police Shootings
The superstar couple make separate musical statements in the wake of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile's deaths.
The superstar couple make separate musical statements in the wake of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile's deaths.
A look at city police department policies defining when and how officers can use force
Details still unfolding
CHP cops are supposed to be testing body cameras this year
Road rage incident ends with off-duty cop killing another motorist
"Exercising our right to bear arms should not translate to a death sentence over something so trivial as a traffic stop for a broken tail light, and we are going to watch this case with a magnifying glass."
Dylan Noble, shot at least twice while already wounded and prone on the ground, was killed.
A group founded by a former gang member brought transparency to the shooting after officers' body cams "fell off."
The Second Amendment isn't just for white citizens.
Girlfriend Diamond Reynolds: 'They treated me like I did this.'
Former Baltimore Police officer blasts reforms as just more of the same.
But the Libertarian presidential candidate fails to recall "egregious police shootings" while he was governor of New Mexico.
Bloody video shows the dying Philando Castile, as his girlfriend records and the police take her into custody.
Sterling had been selling CDs outside a supermarket; police had responded to a call that a man matching his description had pointed a gun.
Detailed policy leaves much to the discretion of "reasonable" officers.
Black Lives Matter's Campaign Zero project releases new analysis of contracts and police bills of rights.
Justice Sotomayor emerges as an outspoken Fourth Amendment defender.
The deputy, who is also a city councilman, owns a private ambulance company currently engaged in a lawsuit with the employer of the driver he detained.
"Buying a teen for sex is child abuse," warned Oakland city billboards as its police force passed around a teenager for sex.
The city has spent nearly $2 million on leave pay plus legal costs.
Prosecution isn't necessarily the best tool for appeasing anger.
Prosecutors unable to prove intent to harm by officer.
Still shamelessly exploiting emotions without regard to the dangerous consequences.
Lawrence Rubin Montoya served more than 13 years in prison before his conviction was overturned.
The long-corrupt department is reeling from scandals involving teen prostitution and racist text messages.
The Supreme Court issues its decision in Utah v. Strieff.
Alleged misconduct ranges from paying for sex to forcible rape, extorting sex through threats of arrest, and sex with underage girls.
Reason TV sits down with Steven Avery's defense attorney.
Investigators say he never identified himself as a cop
A conversation with the activist who finds some common ground with libertarianism but diverges sharply on other issues.
Judge upholds jury's sentence recommendation for Robert Bates, who killed Eric Harris in gun purchase sting operation.
Owners say the officers, who were serving a drug warrant, also killed two other dogs who posed no threat.
Wrongful death lawsuit likens missing video "cover-up" to what Chicago PD did with footage of Laquan McDonald's shooting death.
On paid leave while the department conducts its own investigation
Rep. Gwen Moore (D-Wis.) introduces the "Preventing Tragedies Between Police and Communities Act."
The decisions not to charge the cops responsible caused a spike in concern about race.
James Comey says watched cops are not aggressive enough.
New Jersey state troopers said declining to answer a question is a crime.
Determined to arrest John Livingston for assaulting his pride, Deputy Nicholas Kehagias ended up shooting him dead.
Neenah PD said hostage Michael Funk ignored orders to drop his gun. Video shows officers never said a word before they shot him.
DA declined to press misdemeanor charges.
Calls for federal reform to stop law enforcement agencies from bypassing state restrictions.
Memphis PD's policy clearly states citizens have First Amendment right to record police.
A look at city police department policies defining when and how cops can use force
Witnesses talk to local news reporters but not the sheriff's office
Robert Bates said he thought he was shooting his Taser, and was convicted of second degree manslaughter.
Two days ago, a jury ruled that police were responsible for the 1989 Hillsborough tragedy.