Police Suddenly Care About Citizen Privacy When Body Cameras Enter the Picture
Missouri legislator wants to keep police recordings secret.
Missouri legislator wants to keep police recordings secret.
Sheriff concerned, places deputy on restricted duty.
People detained for hours without being charged or being able to contact lawyers.
Ignorance of reality is no excuse
A judge recently ruled the Washington man's lawsuit could move forward, but prosecutors say they aren't impressed by the evidence.
"We've known, on our own skin, what police brutality feels like, and we can't be silent on this issue."
New story sees roots of Guantanamo abuse in law enforcement agency's troubled past.
Only the officer who shut the dashcam off was "disciplined" in any way.
Man's family would like to talk to the woman but she reportedly took her children and left town.
A federal lawsuit argues that the botched raid was "reckless," "plainly incompetent," and "objectively unreasonable."
Thirty seconds of the incident were caught on video, helping to spur protests expected to be some of the area's largest.
Arizona legislators make a pretty solid effort to shield cops from public scrutiny
Authorities still weighing options
The bill, now before the state Senate, requires a criminal conviction to complete a forfeiture.
Lawsuit claims a local politician may have conspired with a cop to target the resident, a bar owner, because of a judgment he had won against the pol earlier.
Peter Liang reportedly texted his union rep instead of calling for medical assistance after shooting and killing Akai Gurley while patrolling a stairwell.
74-year-old North Carolina Man Shot and Killed by Cops as They Bust Through His Back Door on a "Welfare Check"
An attorney for the Adams family says witness testimony, forensic evidence, and the cop's performance reviews all suggest shooting wasn't justified.
A year and a half after the incident, the two cops were charged and suspended with intent to dismiss.
Cop had multiple commendations for working with youth. Psychologist says she was kicked out of clinical program after reporting kids's allegations against him.
Cornealious Anderson was arrested and charged even though he had dozens of alibi. The prosecutor's investigation found problems in the police investigation.
Rolling Stone reports on the huge costs, in citizen lives and taxpayer dollars, of out-of-control cops.
Officer Jeffrey DiManna is on leave again while police conduct another investigation.
Rep. G.K. Butterfield's not sure who'd appoint the prosecutor. He has other ideas for reform, too, but voted against limiting police militarization last year.
Police Commissioner claims officers were responding to a 911 call reporting a teen with a gun.
Those who want justice for Rice might have little faith in a grand jury's ability to make the right call.
The teens were frisked, no weapons were found.
Plainclothes vice cops said they feared for their safety when the corrections officer went to draw his weapon.
Eight cops involved in a deadly car chase are suing for being placed on more restricted duty than was mandatory.
Prompted by a raid that gravely injured a toddler, Georgia considers limits on no-knock search warrants.
A three-hour long city council committee hearing on police procedures demonstrates how elusive real police accountability is.
Deputy says he knew cop from high school so felt comfortable turning off the dash-cam. DA worried there may not be policies in place.
Less loot means higher taxes, cops warn.
Followup on Montana Officer Grant Morrison's Killing of Richard Ramirez During Traffic Stop
It takes multiple cops firing multiple shots to subdue a 17-year-old girl with a knife?
A horribly injured toddler inspires legislation to rein in drug warriors.
Sonia Sotomayor stands up for the Fourth Amendment in drug-sniffing dog case.
Even if the shooting of Michael Brown was not justified, a federal case would be very hard to prove.
When does the use of a drug-sniffing dog transform a lawful traffic stop into an illegal seizure?