The after-shock of releasing a bomb of this magnitude will reverberate further than a physical assessment after the dust settles.
While addressing the International Association of Chiefs of Police during an appearance in Chicago Tuesday, President Barack Obama declared that law enforcement often gets "scapegoated" for failures in society and the criminal justice system.
A Black sergeant from New York is awaiting the announcement of a possible $198,000 settlement with the city after he was beaten by Yonkers police…
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott was a participant in Tuesday’s Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Crime and Terrorism and discussed the need for body camera use…
Attorney General Eric Holder launched an initiative to study racial bias in an attempt to reduce racial tensions between African Americans and law enforcement agencies. Roland…
St. Louis police officer and president of the Ethical Society of Police, Darren Wilson, spoke with Roland Martin Thursday on “NewsOne Now” about how African American…
It is a known fact that many individuals in the African-American community do not trust law enforcement officials and it is becoming more apparent, as…
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5 Things We Could’ve Fixed With The Money It Cost To Drop That $16M Bomb
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President Obama: “Law Enforcement Gets Scapegoated” For Society, Criminal Justice Failures
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Officials To Vote On $200,000 Settlement For Black Sergeant Beaten By Yonkers Cops
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Sen. Tim Scott Believes Police Body Cams Are “The Difference Between Life & Death”
