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Cop's Jokes About Indian Woman’s Death Spark Outrage

By Astha Rajvanshi and Sanya Mansoor

The 'Super Racist Stuff' Behind DOJ Report on Minneapolis Police

By Karl Vick

A New Prosecutor Eyes Terrance Franklin Police Killing

By Karl Vick

Nashville Police Highlight Uvalde Failures

By Nik Popli
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How Skateboarding Shaped Tyre Nichols

Nichols, the 29-year-old Black man who died after being beaten by Memphis police, was an avid skater. His death shines new light on the sport.

By Sean Gregory

What We Know About the Police Killing of Anthony Lowe

Activists and family of Anthony Lowe Jr., a double amputee, took to the Huntington Park Police Department headquarters on Monday to condemn the killing.

By Chad de Guzman

What to Know About Tyre Nichols' Life

Video released by Memphis police showed Nichols yelling out repeatedly for his mother

By Sanya Mansoor

Police Raided Breonna Taylor's Apartment After 'Gut Feeling': Plea

The affidavit from former Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) Detective Kelly Goodlett pulls back the curtain on the investigation that led to the botched "no knock" police raid

By Josiah Bates

Guilty Plea in Breonna Taylor Case Raises Questions About Possible Cooperation

Former Louisville Det. Kelly Goodlett is the first to plead guilty to federal charges in the killing of Breonna Taylor

By Josiah Bates

Uvalde School Police Chief Pete Arredondo Fired

George Hyde, lawyer for Arredondo, failed to sway the school board in a 17-page statement shared with TIME Wednesday

By Jasmine Aguilera

Small-Town Cops Are Quitting en Masse

When all five full-time police officers in tiny Kenly, N.C. handed in their resignations last week, citing conflicts with the new town manager, it made national news

By Josiah Bates

Public Waits for Terrance Franklin's Killing to Be Revisited

About one year ago, prosecutors vowed to revisit the 2013 killing of Terrance Franklin by Minneapolis police. The community is still waiting for signs of progress.

By Karl Vick

A Police Officer Was Charged With Murder in Patrick Lyoya’s Death. Here’s How Rare That Is

Few officers are charged with crimes in connection with their on-duty service

By Janell Ross

What Happened to No-Knock Warrants Since Breonna Taylor

Taylor's death sparked a reckoning on the use of no-knock warrants, which allow police to enter residences unannounced

By Josiah Bates

3 Cops in Floyd Case Found Guilty in Federal Case

Three former Minneapolis police officers who were with Derek Chauvin when he killed George Floyd were found guilty in their federal trial of violating Floyd’s civil rights on Feb. 24. This verdict comes just two...

By Josiah Bates

Biden Pledges Progress in Fight Against Gun Violence

During a Thursday meeting with New York City Mayor Eric Adams, President Joe Biden announced actions for investing in policing and community intervention programs in response to the surge in gun violence in recent years...

By Josiah Bates

Community Leaders Fear Eric Adams’ Plan to End Gun Violence Is Leaving the Public Out of ‘Public Safety’

Eric Adams, the new mayor of New York City, announced on Jan. 24 a detailed plan aiming to end gun violence in his city. Adams, a former police officer and Brooklyn borough president, made public...

By Josiah Bates

Amid a Continuing Wave of Gun Violence, This U.S. City is Bucking the Trend

Homicides as a result of gun violence have remained consistently high across the U.S. in 2021, after a steep increase last year during the first waves of the COVID-19 pandemic. Broadly, the year-on-year increase in...

By Josiah Bates

Ex-Cop Kim Potter Found Guilty in Daunte Wright's Death

Former police officer Kim Potter said she mistakenly pulled her gun instead of her Taser, leading to the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright

By Josiah Bates

Minneapolis Activists Push Ahead on Police Reform After Loss

Here's how activists are responding after a ballot measure on police reform failed to pass in Minneapolis. They're not giving up.

By Josiah Bates
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