law enforcement

Internet Comes Together To Make 9-Year-Old With Amputated Finger Feel Less Alone

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White Transit Riders Get Warnings, Black People Get Tickets

Minneapolis-St. Paul transit police are especially hard on American Indians.
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Here's What Cities Need To Do When Mass Killers Are On The Loose

Law enforcement relies on cooperation from the public in these situations.
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Obama On Racial Profiling: I've Been Pulled Over For No Reason, Too

Data shows African Americans are singled out by police.
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FBI Director Says Hashtags Are Worsening The Citizen-Police Divide

"Of the explanations I have heard, it is the one that makes the most sense to me."
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Comcast To Pay $33 Million Over Privacy Breach

The company accidentally published the names, phone numbers and addresses of 75,000 people.
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50 Loyal Deputies, Officers Shave Their Heads To Stand With Coworker Battling Cancer

A beautiful show of solidarity.
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Tall Cop, Short Cop Photo Shows Police Isn't One Size Fits All

"We have the long arm of the law."
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Myths and Misconceptions About Indiana's New Self-Defense Law

Contrary to the impression one might get from some recent headlines, a new Indiana self-defense law does not authorize Hoosiers to wantonly open fire on police officers.
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