The parents of Ellen Greenberg, who died in 2011, say there are reasons to question the Philadelphia medical examiner's ruling of suicide.

Carl Cavalier claims the department punished him in retaliation for giving media interviews about the police killing of Ronald Greene.

The Georgia State Patrol told media outlets the trooper had seen a gun, and used "foot strikes" because it was unclear if the suspect was still armed.

A Justice Department spokesman declined to comment on what took place at the union office, but confirmed "a law enforcement action" occurred there.

A second bodycam video of Petito and Laundrie speaking to the Utah police on Aug. 12 has emerged. It adds to the disturbing picture of their fight.

Dispatch records say police were told that Brian Laundrie had been seen hitting Gabby Petito on August 12 - but they labeled her as the aggressor.

People of color inspired by racial justice protests and impacted by the pandemic are going from activists to politicians seeking public office.

Terrell Carter became a police officer to make a better life for his family. He left to better lives in his community.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego released a statement saying that she would "welcome" the DOJ investigation.

Nassau County legislators passed a bill that makes cops a "protected class," allowing them to sue those who "harass, menace, assault, or injure" them.

Early data from an NYC pilot program shows more people experiencing mental health emergencies accepted assistance from non-police response teams.

Former Sen. Rick Santorum said in the video that Republicans are unlikely to roll back social programs once they're in place.

Recent police killings highlight inconsistencies between police reports and the facts. One former lieutenant told Insider they are trained to mislead.

"The public started seeing police killings as an epidemic, but these things were happening beforehand and just not being recorded," Lynda R. Williams says.

A three-year international sting operation spread the ANOM encrypted chat app among hundreds of suspected criminals. The FBI read every word.

In an interview with the New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd, Bratton said Giuliani had diminished his legacy with his Trump-related antics.

A spokesman didn't want to speculate about why the active-duty force shrank after Floyd's death, but pointed to efforts to bring on more recruits.