Category: justice
DOJ asks judge to drop charges against 2 officers in Breonna Taylor case
The DOJ asked a court to drop charges against two former officers accused of providing false information on a search warrant that led to the 2020 Breonna Taylor raid.
Jury begins deliberating in trial of ex-officer Sean Grayson in Sonya Massey murder
Jurors began deliberating late Tuesday morning in the murder trial for former Sangamon County Sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson, in the shooting death of Sonya Massey.
Adrian Peterson hit with second DWI arrest this year — also facing potential weapons charge
Adrian Peterson was arrested for DWI and unlawfully carrying a weapon in Sugar Land, Texas. The incident occurred on Sunday morning, according to multiple reports.
Two men’s lives were torn apart by police lies. It took decades to get justice
CHICAGO — “I was mad at him for a long time,” James Gibson said.
Former LAPD officer charged with murder in fatal 2015 shooting of homeless man in Venice
Former LAPD officer charged with murder in fatal 2015 shooting of homeless man in Venice
Trump Administration To Monitor Key Elections in Democrat-Led States. Here’s What To Know
The Department of Justice will monitor elections in New Jersey and California after requests from Republican officials. Here’s what to know.
Kyren Lacy’s death shows need for police reform .
“Every day we wake up, we fight battles nobody sees. Be kind. Be accountable. Be human.” —Ryan Clark
Man sentenced to 21 years in prison for attack on Slovakia PM Robert Fico
The would-be killer of Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico was given 21 years in prison for attempting to kill the Slovak leader.
How many years has Diddy been sentenced to? Donald Trump reportedly considering commuting the rapper’s sentence
As per a report by TMZ, US President Donald Trump is considering community Sean “Diddy” Combs’ sentence. He could complete the process of letting the rapper free as early as the end of this week.
Judge Orders FEMA to Release $34 Million for New York Subway Security
The administration has refused to release the money because New York is a so-called sanctuary city. It was “a blatant violation of the law,” the judge wrote.
The New York Times
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