George Floyd Protests

But the judge denied the defense's request to change venues for the trial because of pretrial publicity

More than 15 officers turned out to support the daughter of a fallen colleague

The document urges action in the face of rising violent crime and the coexisting challenge of recruiting and retaining police officers

The order requires federal agencies and encourage local police to modify restrictions on no-knock warrants and use-of-force

A city attorney says his team hasn’t found evidence that officers used social media to spy on Black organizations and leaders

In exchange for the plea, Thomas Lane agreed to a sentence of three years

Jurors were intimidated by ongoing protests and prejudiced by excessive pre-trial publicity, Chauvin's lawyers said

Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane face a second trial in June on state charges alleging they aided and abetted murder and manslaughter

The officers' use of force was "absolutely legitimate," wrote arbitrator Jeffrey Selchick, who added that the protester was "definitely not an innocent bystander"

This report is a hard read, but necessary for police leaders around the country

First-responders had little guidance and traveled blindly into dangerous situations, a report said

The bill raises penalties for crimes like blocking highways and damaging property

The FTO isn’t always right

A new report offers 38 recommendations for police agencies on how to handle demonstrations like the ones in the summer of 2020

Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng and Thomas Lane were charged with depriving George Floyd of his right to medical care