Code Enforcement Mania, Misused SWAT Teams, and Police Puppycide Converge in Unholy Trinity for St. Louis Family
Lawsuit says police killed dog after bursting into home-to check gas and electricity service.
Missouri
Teen Sexting Investigators Have Their Heads in the Cloud
Missouri cops seek to search student Dropbox accounts after seizing cellphones turns up no nude pics.
Ferguson Residents Come Out to Vote, Diversify City Council
Minority representation by city leaders more closely matches citizenry.
Police Suddenly Care About Citizen Privacy When Body Cameras Enter the Picture
Missouri legislator wants to keep police recordings secret.
St. Louis Cops Stop Beating Up Man to Turn Off Dashcam Recording Them, Lawsuit Claims
Only the officer who shut the dashcam off was "disciplined" in any way.
Prosecutor Wants to Apologize to Wrongly Accused Man, Cops Insist the System Worked
Cornealious Anderson was arrested and charged even though he had dozens of alibi. The prosecutor's investigation found problems in the police investigation.
Larry Flynt Fights to Shed Light on Missouri's Mysterious Death Penalty Drugs
Missouri, like many states, is secretive about the drugs it uses in executions.
Drug Task Force in Rural Missouri Denies Own Existence
Secret drug task force will not disclose any public records
Ferguson October: Thousands Gather for Marches, Speeches, and Civil Disobedience Around St. Louis
At #MoralMonday and other "Ferguson October" events a diverse group is coming together to march, chant, sing, pray, and practice civil disobedience.
'All Hell Broke Loose' After Ferguson Police Chief Joined Protesters
Police Chief Jackson's apology did not go over well.
Drug War Propaganda Counts as State Police Training in Missouri
Sworn law enforcement officers fulfill state-mandated training requirements by learning the latest Reefer Madness talking points.
Missouri National Guard to Discontinue Protection of Ferguson McDonald's
Governor recalls them as protests diminish.
Consolidating Governments Would Leave Black Ferguson With Even Less Power
The wrong road to empowerment.
Policing a Protest Like an Occupying Army
If authorities arm cops like soldiers, they may begin to think like soldiers-and see the public as the enemy.
Obama: 'Death of Michael Brown Is Heartbreaking'
Calls for reflection and understanding
FAA Bans Low-Flying Aircraft Over Ferguson, Missouri
Such as, media helicopters who might be filming police and citizen activity on the streets
