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+1 +1Cop’s body cam films him planting drugs—he obviously didn’t know it was recording
Axon body cams retain footage for 30 seconds before an officer begins recording.
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+1 +1Justine Damond shooting: Australian woman's last moments heard over US police radio
Father calls for justice after meditation coach was shot dead by Minneapolis police who had been responding to her 911 call for help. By Jared Goyette.
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+19 +4De-Escalation Works, But US Law Enforcement Hasn't Show Much Interest In Trying It
Deescalation isn't something most police officers want to talk about -- especially those who allow their unions to do all their talking for them. But shootings by police have achieved critical mass, forcing the issue to be confronted by law...
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+41 +13What Dog Shootings Reveal About American Policing
A needless assault on two Minneapolis emotional-support pets is the latest demonstration of a telling problem in law enforcement.
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+9 +3US police arrest left-wing protesters, far-right blooms
Arrests in Virginia made in a bid to intimidate anti-racist protesters, while far-right groups continue demonstrations. By Creede Newton.
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+9 +1Docs Show Police Also Sought (And Obtained) Phone Records For Police Shooting Victim's Girlfriend
As we recently covered, Minnesota law enforcement tried to snatch victory from the expiring body of a black driver shot by a St. Anthony police officer by immediately asking an uninvolved social media company to turn over information on Philando...
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+5 +3Sometimes it's good to just play it cool
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+31 +2There's A Fight Brewing Between The NYPD And Silicon Valley
Big data helped New York's cops bust Bobby Shmurda. But as the NYPD's contract with tech giant Palantir comes to an end, things could get messy.
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+13 +2Illinois Legislature Passes Asset Forfeiture Reform
State’s attorney urges governor to sign the bill after Reason story shows poor hit hardest by asset forfeiture in Chicago. By C.J. Ciaramella.
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+17 +4Laquan McDonald death: Officers ‘lied about US teenager’s shooting’
Prosecutors charge three officers with conspiracy to cover up the death of a black Chicago teen.
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+26 +5Cops Sent Warrant To Facebook To Dig Up Dirt On Woman Whose Boyfriend They Had Just Killed
Everything anyone has ever said about staying safe while interacting with the police is wrong. That citizens are told to comport themselves in complete obeisance just to avoid being beaten or shot by officers is itself bizarre -- an insane inversion...
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+16 +5A 2nd mistrial: Jury deadlocks in Ohio cop's murder retrial
CINCINNATI (AP) — A second mistrial was declared Friday in the case of a white University of Cincinnati officer who killed an unarmed black motorist during a traffic stop. It's the latest racially charged police shooting case to show the reluctance of U.S. jurors to convict officers.
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+26 +61985: When Philly police dropped a bomb on a residential neighborhood
When an armed black radical group refused to surrender, the police responded with deadly and unprecedented force. By Alex Q. Arbuckle.
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+25 +7Lawmakers across the US are finding ways to turn protesting into a crime
Efforts range from charging people for the costs of policing to making. By Ruthann Robson.
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+25 +2The dark side of mondegreens: how a simple mishearing can lead to wrongful conviction
From cussing McDonald's Minions to wrongful conviction, mishearing what is said can be funny but also very serious.
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+5 +3Playing Cops: Militia Member Aids Police in Arresting Protester at Portland Alt-right Rally
At a Portland alt-right rally, there was evidence that federal Department of Homeland Security police were cooperating with militia members. By Arun Gupta.
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+2 +1The Algiers Motel Incident
Detroit police play murderous ‘death game’ with teens during 1967 riot. By Bart Bealmear, with Danielle L. McGuire.
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+13 +2Police in Oklahoma Have Cracked Hundreds of People's Cell Phones
Usage logs obtained by Muckrock show departments are cracking phones hundreds of times a year
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+16 +5‘Progress is painfully uneven’: Baltimore, 15 years after The Wire
From its first episode in 2002, the HBO TV drama documented the poverty, politics and policing of a city. We visit its memorable locations and talk to the people trying to rebuild scarred communities• See more of JM Giordano’s photographs of Baltimore locations used in the wire here. By David Smith.
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+9 +2Police Forces Are Sending A Message To Black Suburban Residents: You’re Not Wanted
Places like Troy [New York] used to be lily-white, and most of their police departments still are. That’s a problem for the black and brown people moving from big cities like LA and New York in search of quieter places to raise families. By Albert Samaha.
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