Breaking: Mistrial Declared In Freddie Gray Case
Jury unable to come to a unanimous decision .
Tag: Police State
Lawsuit First to Challenge Use of Solitary Confinement in California’s County Jails
“Plaintiffs,” the suit charges, “are forced to live in areas covered in dirt, hair, blood, feces, urine, food remnants, and vermin…”
Deadlocked Baltimore Jury Back to Work in Police Officer’s Trial
First of six officers to be tried in Freddy Gray’s death, who died from a broken neck sustained in the back of a police van.
Memphis Teen ‘was running away’ When Shot Dead by Police, Witnesses Say
Several eyewitness accounts in investigation of shooting death of 19-year-old Darrius Stewart contradict officer Connor Schilling’s account of July incident.
Dutch Museum Renaming Art For Cultural Sensitivity
“It’s a matter of dignity and the modern way of approaching our audience, which is not only a white audience.”
Colorado About To Require All Police Officers To Undergo Psychological Evaluations
‘Colorado ruled Monday that police officers in the state be required to undergo full psychological evaluations. The checks would occur before an officer is hired, and every time an officer changes jobs or jurisdictions in the state thereafter, the Denver Post reported. According to the Post, state law already requires psychological evaluations but such checks […]
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Chicago’s Homan Square Police Complex Under Fire
A hearing on Homan Square gets underway in Chicago.
Teens Jailed for Wearing Sagging Pants to School
Sagging pants violate high school dress code.
Mountie Only Guilty of ‘not using enough force,’ Judge Says in Assault Trial
Fort Saskatchewan officer struggled with 15-year-old girl during ‘ugly’ arrest last year.
Study: Smaller Counties Driving US Jail Population Growth
Lockups in small and medium-sized counties actually driving overall explosion in U.S. inmate population.
When Did People Stop Believing In Freedom?
‘Almost every college student we asked today said that it is fine to give up their privacy to the government if it will keep them safe, especially from terrorists. Whether you believe in their ideologies or not, people used to fight for what they believe in with greater conviction in this country. Once upon a […]
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US Cops Go to Scotland to Learn How to Kill Less People
“We train our officers to act proportionately and use only the minimum amount of force necessary.”
LAPD Performs Random ‘Stop-and-Frisk’ Searches Before Star Wars Premiere
Star Wars: The tyranny awakens on public sidewalks!
Real police reform is unlikely in Chicago
Neither the “independent” nor the “investigating” part has been true.
Chicago officer acquitted of putting gun in suspect’s mouth
Cmdr. Glenn Evans found not guilty of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.