Three cops have been federally indicted for covering up multiple acts of violence, including the torture of a handcuffed man who had all his charges dropped. Three cops have been federally indicted for covering up multiple acts of violence, including the torture of a handcuffed man who had all his charges dropped.
Police are now warrantlessly stopping vehicles and conducting door-to-door searches to hunt down New Yorkers seeking refuge in Rhode Island.
A Florida FBI agent, undercover, was detained, tortured, and nearly shot by sheriff's deputies for attempting to investigate police corruption.
A constable who was on a ride along with a cop shot a fleeing man 8 times for no reason and now the taxpayers will be held liable.
Two of Oregon's finest targeted a disabled woman on her electric assistive scooter because she didn't have on a helmet. But Oregon law says she didn't need one.
From California to New York, police are deploying drones to spy on citizens, making sure they are six feet apart.
The ability to suspend these laws without fear of endangering the public opens the door to questioning their purpose.
A police officer has been convicted of animal cruelty and forced to undergo a psychiatric evaluation after infuriating video showed him shoot a chihuahua.
Florida taxpayers will likely be shelling out $400,000 to a convicted criminal because a sadistic cop forced his K-9 to maul him as he surrendered.
Critics are characterizing the Coronavirus stimulus bill as an attempt to use trillions of dollars in taxpayer money to bail out large corporations.
Instead of helping truck drivers get the much needed supplies to where they need to be, cops in New York are extorting them and impounding their cargo for sleeping.
The state of Kentucky has implemented a hotline for citizens who see something to say something if they think someone is breaking a social distancing order.
Despite mass releases of inmates across the country and far fewer arrests by police, the country has not descended into chaos.
A police officer responded to a 911 hang up call and was accused of sexual battery on a woman he encountered while on the call.
While liquor stores and fast food restaurants are considered "essential business" and allowed to stay open, stores that allow people to purchase a gun for self-defense are closed.