In 2001, President Bush said of racial profiling, "It's wrong and we will end it in America." It hasn't ended, and the unwarranted stop and search of a prominent African-American minister in Torrence, CA, proves it.
Sheriff Scott Franklin of Jena says he is trying to rid his community of drugs. Critics say he is pursuing a vendetta against the town's Black community.
ACAPULCO, Mexico -- At least 13 people have been killed in a Mexican Pacific coast state plagued by drug gang violence.
Guerrero state police say th...
A report in today's USA Today by the nation's most reputable mental illness researcher, Dr. E. Fuller Torrey shows that in the United States, you are ...
Police seem to have intentionally selective memory, a trait I must I share with them because it's something my wife accuses me of all the time. It's ...
Police are hailing a 7-year-old boy for saving his family while three armed men invaded his home and threatened his parents. The boy hid in the bathr...
Any time you make a movie about morally conflicted cops battling charismatic drug dealers on city streets, you're going to draw comparisons to The Wire -- and almost inevitably, your movie will come up short.
For too long in our nation, we have maintained a universal, single-payer policing system.
As a freedom-loving citizen, I want to see policing return...
On Thursday, a Utah legislator withdrew a bill that would allow sentences of up to life in prison for a woman who experiences a miscarriage or stillbi...
University officials, campus police and Corry Village apartment managers held two meetings Wednesday with about 75 residents to explain Tuesday's shoo...
In the South Bronx, New York's poorest county, where I run a community health program, I haven't encountered a single person who has obtained an actual stimulus job.
Last week, Colorado Springs police joined a small number of departments in the nation in educating officers about the transgender community, a surpris...
As officers mourned the death of a Town Hall District sergeant killed in a crash while responding to a burglary, Chicago Police Supt. Jody Weis said t...
Yesterday the NYPD announced that they would launch a pilot program videotaping police interrogations of criminal suspects in two precincts this year. This reform is long overdue.
In recent years, dozens of lawyers have been forced into prison, out of the country, or worse. Yet despite these outrages, and the fraud schemes they're associated with, not a thing is being done to stop this.
The NYPD stopped and questioned more people in 2009 than in any year since the department began reporting the data, it was revealed Tuesday.
A total ...
Two police officers in Arizona have been fired after they allegedly took advantage of a drunk woman who'd just been in a traffic accident. The woman,...
Why do we consistently see representatives of law enforcement opposing medical marijuana, marijuana decriminalization, and marijuana legalization efforts in state legislatures?
crossposted from opednews.com
There's something very big here. If you look at the repercussions, this stats program does for police what the Leave No...
A souvenir photo may help police identify a man who allegedly groped a woman at Disneyland on Friday, Jan. 29, in Anahiem, California.
Christina Esqu...