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Three Dead in Random Illinois Bowling Alley Shooting

By Crime and Justice News | December 28, 2020

A U.S. Army special forces sergeant based in Florida has been charged in an apparently random shooting at a Rockford, Il., bowling alley that left three people dead and three wounded.

Shootings

Police Didn’t Help Arbery Just After Shooting, Video Shows

By Crime and Justice News | December 18, 2020

Alluding to a man who filmed the encounter in which jogger Amaud Arbery was killed, “the footage clearly documents that [William] Bryan used his truck to block Ahmaud from escaping,” said Ben Crump, an attorney representing Arbery’s family.

Shootings

Only One in Five Philadelphia Shootings Prompt Charges

By Crime and Justice News | December 10, 2020

Under one in six of this year’s nearly 1,900 shootings has led to a suspect in custody. That staggering number of unsolved cases is nearly 40 percent higher than in all of 2015, says the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Shootings

Brothers Shot To Death Amid CA Violence Surge

By Crime and Justice News | November 30, 2020

The attack at a Sacramento mall appeared to be targeted. Gun assaults and homicides have increased in the California capital during the pandemic.

Shootings

WI Police Arrest Teen For Opening Fire at Shopping Mall

By Crime and Justice News | November 23, 2020

The suspect was described as a 15-year-old Hispanic. Four innocent bystanders were among those who received non-life-threatening injuries during the shooting.

Shootings

Sixteen Shot in Rochester, 4th Largest U.S. Shooting in 2020

By Crime and Justice News | September 21, 2020

The two people who died were 2019 high school graduates who were innocent bystanders at a house party that grew out of control.

Shootings

Omaha Bar Owner Who Killed Black Man Dies by Suicide

By Crime and Justice News | September 21, 2020

Jake Gardner, the white Omaha bar owner who shot and killed a 22-year-old Black man during a May protest, was indicted five days ago. His attorney said the shooting was “a clear case of self-defense.”

Shootings

Protests Follow Shooting of L.A. Sheriff’s Deputies

By Crime and Justice News | September 14, 2020

The shooting of two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies prompted a manhunt for the shooter, reaction from the president and protests outside the hospital where the wounded deputies were being treated.

Shootings

Nearly 400 Mass Shootings in 2020, Many in Black Areas

By Crime and Justice News | September 4, 2020

More than 320 people have been killed and 1,600 injured in mass shootings so far in 2020, says the Gun Violence Archive. Nearly 50 percent of incidents took place in majority-Black census tracts.

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Life Without Parole Term in New Zealand Mass Shooting

By Crime and Justice News | August 27, 2020

White supremacist Brenton Tarrant killed 51 worshipers at two mosques last year. The sentence was the first-ever in New Zealand.

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    Bill Moyers on Justice
    By TCR Staff | December 1, 2017

    Moyers was honored as TCR's 2018 "Justice Media Trailblazer." Watch the video of his remarks at the Feb 15, 2018 John Jay College dinner here.

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    Campus Cops at a Crossroads
    By Dorothy Schulz | January 15, 2021

    Police at schools and colleges have become targets of the “defund police” movement. But advocates for lowering the profile of campus police and eliminating uniformed police in K-12 have not presented evidence on whether this will increase or decrease crime in schools, cautions the former director of campus security at one university.

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    Who Should Investigate Police Sexual Misconduct?
    By Josefa Velasquez/THE CITY | January 15, 2021

    New York’s Civilian Complaint Review Board is weighing a proposal that would give it the power to probe sexual misconduct complaints against police ranging from verbal harassment to rape. Police unions counter that such complaints should be investigated internally by “trained, experienced” officials.

  • Policing
    White Supremacy With a Badge?
    By TCR Staff | January 15, 2021

    As details continue to pour in about the people who participated in the attack on the Capitol, the presence of off-duty police within the mob, as well as sympathizers among the ranks of those officers assigned to protect the property itself, have raised concerns about racism hidden behind the thin blue line.

  • Public Safety
    Authorities Fear Extremist Challenge Could Last Years
    By Crime and Justice News | January 15, 2021

    Even if  right-wing protesters pull back from the threat of violence in coming days, the threat from Trump-inspired extremism likely will grow. “It has begun to shift from ‘We are going to win this’ to ‘This fight is going to be a long one,’ said one analyst. Meanwhile FBI Director Christopher Wray cited “an extensive amount of concerning online chatter” about events surrounding the inauguration.

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    Historic Facebook Privacy Violations Settlement Reached
    By TCR Staff | January 15, 2021

    A record-breaking settlement will end a six-year legal battle over Facebook’s alleged violations of an Illinois privacy law.

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