Crime
Thomas Lane, who held down George Floyd's legs while Derek Chauvin committed murder, had murder charges against him dropped in exchange for a plea deal that could see the ex-Minneapolis police officer released in two years. The post Murder Charges Dropped Against Ex-Cop In George Floyd's Killing appeared first on NewsOne.
Comedians and comedy club owners are now fearful following Dave Chappelle's shocking onstage attack during his set at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on May 3.
Isaiah Lee, the man who tackled Dave Chappelle during a set at the Hollywood Bowl, has been revealed as a who goes by NoName_Trapper on social media. He recorded a song called "MAGA MY N***a," in support of Donald Trump, and right-wingers are ignoring the fact that he's a Black conservative.
Walker, 27, via his attorney, plans to appeal the conviction according to new reports.
Gerald Brevard III has been reportedly identified as the prime suspect arrested after a string of killings of homeless people in New York City and Washington, D.C., following nearly two harrowing weeks of what's been described as deliberate targeting.
Sentencing has finally been revealed for Jussie Smollett's guilty verdict in his infamous hate crime hoax case: 150 days in jail, 30 months of probation and $120,000 in restitution for the overtime spent investigating the case by Chicago police officers.
The guilty verdicts for former Minneapolis police officers J. Alexander Kueng, Thomas Lane and Tou Thao for violating George Floyd's civil rights should send a clear message to members of law enforcement who ignore their sworn duties, civil rights leaders said.
Pam “P” Moses, of Memphis, Tennessee, was sentenced to six years in prison Monday after she was convicted in November for registering to vote while ineligible to do so.
Several "drug crew" members have been arrested for allegedly selling the deadly batch of fentanyl-laced heroin from which actor Michael K. Williams overdosed. The feds credit video surveillance footage of the drug deal to help arrest four men.
58-year-old Richard Burnham was charged with multiple hate crimes after allegedly attacking Black high school students in Volusia County, Florida, by calling them racial slurs and using a pipe to smash their car window.