• Town police lost father’s ashes, daughter says

• Three years later, Portland Police Chief admits Black Lives Matter protesters were not armed

• DOJ knew about — and used — Chicago PD’s notorious Homan Square “black site”

• Minneapolis pays $600K settlement to woman Derek Chauvin tried to kill a few months before George Floyd

• DEA officer who stole cocaine and switched it with 3D-printed drugs gets 17 years in prison

• Attorney: Officers “clearly violated” policies in traffic stop chase that led to fatal crash in Mount Airy

• Houston police accused of targeting doughnut ‘snitch’ in Facebook group

• Lawsuit alleges brutal beating, tasering of disabled Black man by Houston Police officers

• Two more Harris County prisoners die in custody, marking first reported jail deaths of 2025

• Un-named deputy will not be charged after traffic stop chase that led to fatal three-car wreck

• LAPD captain looked at the bodycam and saw cops slamming teen into concrete — then faced union’s wrath

• Family of man who died in Olmsted County jail files suit in federal court

• Inmate was left yelling in pain in his jail cell until he died, Minnesota lawsuit says

• Redstone Township man fatally shot by police during welfare check

• Inmate dies from ‘medical emergency’ in Miami County jail

• Wife of 72-year-old veteran beaten to death by a cellmate in Alabama jail sues corrections officers

• North Carolina deputy facing charges after reported child abuse, search warrant says

• Former cop convicted on eight counts of sexually assaulting women while on duty

• Coroner identifies two people killed in Evansville cops’ traffic stop chase

• Former police officer charged for allegedly assaulting inmate

• Cops chase suspected stolen vehicle into fatal wreck

• Florida officer who pleaded guilty to stealing seized DEA drugs gets 17 years in prison

• Inmate found dead in Lincoln County jail cell

• Inmate dies after being found unresponsive in Georgia county jail

• Redding man found dead in his cell at Shasta County Jail

• Coroner names inmate who died in early January at Dorchester County jail

   
Note: When reading news coverage from any corporate-owned source — a newspaper, TV station or network, etc — the facts are generally factual, but the slant favors the rich and powerful.

   
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