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An innocent Topeka college student was the victim of a violent no-knock SWAT raid which cops conducted without a warrant due to "exigent" circumstances.

A bill passed the Senate in California which would retroactively wipe away cannabis convictions and give people back their lives.

Police officers should take a lesson from the delivery workers who have peaceful interactions with dogs every day.

After an 11-year-old girl secured the right to use cannabis to treat her seizures in school, her state passed a law giving all students the same freedom.

Mexico's incoming presidential administration is discussing plans to decriminalize all drugs, in an effort to stop cartel violence.

At least three men who broke into a game reserve, armed with supplies to kill rhinos and poach their horns, were found mauled to death by lions.

A Miami stripper was able to prove that police confiscated her "significant cash tips" during an illegal search and she became one of the few victories in asset forfeiture.

When police received reports of a homeless veteran begging for money, an officer responded with compassion and bought the man a meal.

Producers were forced to apologize and pull the movie after "Show Dogs" was accused of including scenes that mimic the way pedophiles groom children.

Multiple district attorneys in New York have announced that they will refuse to prosecute people who police throw in jail for possessing marijuana as it is immoral and fosters racial disparity.