• Town police lost father’s ashes, daughter says

• Three years later, Portland Police Chief admits Black Lives Matter protesters were not armed

• DOJ knew about — and used — Chicago PD’s notorious Homan Square “black site”

• Minneapolis pays $600K settlement to woman Derek Chauvin tried to kill a few months before George Floyd

• DEA officer who stole cocaine and switched it with 3D-printed drugs gets 17 years in prison

• Attorney: Officers “clearly violated” policies in traffic stop chase that led to fatal crash in Mount Airy

• Houston police accused of targeting doughnut ‘snitch’ in Facebook group

• Lawsuit alleges brutal beating, tasering of disabled Black man by Houston Police officers

• Two more Harris County prisoners die in custody, marking first reported jail deaths of 2025

• Un-named deputy will not be charged after traffic stop chase that led to fatal three-car wreck

• LAPD captain looked at the bodycam and saw cops slamming teen into concrete — then faced union’s wrath

• Family of man who died in Olmsted County jail files suit in federal court

• Inmate was left yelling in pain in his jail cell until he died, Minnesota lawsuit says

• Redstone Township man fatally shot by police during welfare check

• Inmate dies from ‘medical emergency’ in Miami County jail

• Wife of 72-year-old veteran beaten to death by a cellmate in Alabama jail sues corrections officers

• North Carolina deputy facing charges after reported child abuse, search warrant says

• Former cop convicted on eight counts of sexually assaulting women while on duty

• Coroner identifies two people killed in Evansville cops’ traffic stop chase

• Former police officer charged for allegedly assaulting inmate

• Cops chase suspected stolen vehicle into fatal wreck

• Florida officer who pleaded guilty to stealing seized DEA drugs gets 17 years in prison

• Inmate found dead in Lincoln County jail cell

• Inmate dies after being found unresponsive in Georgia county jail

• Redding man found dead in his cell at Shasta County Jail

• Coroner names inmate who died in early January at Dorchester County jail

   
Note: When reading news coverage from any corporate-owned source — a newspaper, TV station or network, etc — the facts are generally factual, but the slant favors the rich and powerful.

   
Previously

  • LongLive@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    2 days ago

    Your posts are a great collage of information. I think many people would benefit if you numbered your posts near the “previously” because I wasn’t aware of the amount of these headlines before checking your previous posts.

    If you ever want to, you could put a date by each link, though I don’t know who would benefit.

    Is this idea originally from another platform, please?

    • Doug Holland@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
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      2 days ago

      I’ve been collecting and sharing bad cop stories for 35 years, back in the day Xeroxing and sending by mail. The tech has gotten easier, but the cops haven’t changed at all.