Legal

Former Hoover gang members, one of Portland’s most violent gangs, have taken to the witness stand for the government

Jurors found the sharing of the digitally-altered photo of a bare-breasted woman made to resemble Capt. Lillian Carranza created a hostile work environment

Additional bills require agencies to screen prospective officers and fire current officers for participation in hate groups and allow noncitizens to become LEOs

The victim says the Spokane Police Department ignored "red flags" in the officer's behavior, contributing to the assault

A protest medic filed a $450K lawsuit against the city for a broken arm obtained during a protest

Federal judge overseeing reforms to department praised changes, citing progress in hiring

The order says parks workers can call police if they think someone attempting to enter one of the sites is carrying a firearm

The law doesn’t prevent police video from being released, but individuals must go through a judge to acquire video that involves an officer death

The officer is seeking damages for distress, repayment of costs she incurred because Houston County excluded surgery for the transgender woman from its health insurance plan

Federal judge overturns $1.2M civil rights jury verdict against City of Indianapolis

It is proper for an officer to conduct a cursory inspection of adjoining spaces without probable cause or reasonable suspicion

The 14-year-old was killed on Interstate 4 in 2014 after he was removed from the Florida State Fair following a disturbance involving several teenagers

The judge's order said the Department of Mental Health and Hygiene “exceeded” its legal authority when ordering the mandate, which lacked a “rational basis”

The measure, which would provide $300 million over five years to PDs with no more than 125 officers, was one of several policing bills passed

The new development is unfolding after Mayor Eric Adams removes private sector vaccine mandate, but maintains municipal order