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"I've got probable cause to search the vehicle without her permission or not"
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Underwear-clad officer accused of roughing up female stranger after barging into her apartment
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More in contemporary policing practice keeping you and yours safe and sound, out of Mason County, West Virginia, reported in the Charleston Daily Mail:
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During Independence Day weekend, a time to celebrate US freedom and unalienable rights, Americans in Oregon will be subjected to a "blitz" of 'no-refusal' blood-draw checkpoints, as part of a disturbing trend that now extends nationwide.
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Jordan Klaffer, who was ordered to take down police officer's name and picture from Internet, gets apology and payment of damages and attorney fees
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I am so angry writing this that it is hard to know where to begin. So, let's start with the facts.
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Today the ACLU released a major report, tracking the militarization of the police in the United States.
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Scalia was insistent that the court should have gone further
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The federal no-fly list, preventing people on a watchlist from flying aboard aircraft, has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge. Judge Anna Brown, presiding over the the U.S. District Court in Oregon, ruled the list provides no way for
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A federal judge has said what a lot of us have known all along—this no-fly list is like something out of the old Soviet Union.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other law enforcement agencies blasted alerts all over the country last week advising Americans to be on the lookout for 'Doomsday Prepper' Martin Winters, who police say was stockpiling over fifty "high powere
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"You're impeding with my investigation by causing me to come over here right now."
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Civil conscription refers to using draftees to address domestic problems such as a natural disaster or civil unrest. Compelling civilians to fill the domestic needs of the state during peacetime may sound alien to Western ears
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Who's watching the watchers? Experts expose wide spying abilities of law enforcement hackers
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A country dies slowly.
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A Florida couple was traumatized after a dozen heavily armed SWAT agents crashed through their front door, flash-banged their cat, aimed rifles at them and searched their home without explanation.
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An attorney pursuing a lawsuit against alleged domestic United States military spying says a civilian employee who worked for the Army admitted he was paid to attend activist meetings at private homes in Washington state.
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Police forces in gang-controlled areas have been rumored to humiliate detainees, by parading them in front of their rivals. A video, posted on YouTube, shows the practice being carried out in Chicago. Court documents state, "Officers Contreras
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S. African firm's Skunk drone can fire 80 pepper-spray bullets per second.
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Atlanta-based left-wing radical talk show host Mike Malloy says that if he sees a long gun open carrier, he's going to do everything in his power to cause a panicked and provoke a potentially deadly police response:
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- but didn't realise that changing text colour on report uncovered crucial redactions
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...just because she reached out to see his ID tag
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One of the officers claimed to have overheard him make a comment about a "nickel bag" — which would be a reference to the dreaded devil weed.
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Police in Florida have, at the request of the U.S. Marshals Service, been deliberately deceiving judges and defendants about their use of a controversial surveillance tool to track suspects, according to newly obtained emails.
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New power could be used to stifle dissent
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Drivers forced to wait hours, show ID before leaving checkpoint
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In 2002, investigative journalist and TED Fellow Will Potter decided to take a break from his regular beat, writing about shootings and murders for the Chicago Tribune.
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The group's users routinely would provide brief, up-to-the-minute location updates after spotting motorcycle police setting up mobile speed camera traps in various locations throughout the region. Authorities were outraged
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Good Morning, Mr. Latimer. I have been following the subject of police incompetence very closely for the last few years, with the parallel corruption and deterioration of our political establishments and our military officer corps.
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Good Morning, Mr. Latimer. I have been following the subject of police incompetence very closely for the last few years, with the parallel corruption and deterioration of our political establishments and our military officer corps.
