Michigan may be joining 11 other states that require a criminal conviction before any asset forfeiture.

Police openly bragged about a six-month long undercover sting to bust a gas station who legally sold glass pipes out in the open.

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.

A trio of state troopers has been arrested and charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay through fake tickets and false overtime logs.

A small town is being sued by its residents after they faced massive fines and were threatened with jail time for cracked driveways, improperly stack firewood, and overgrown vegetation.

After police seized more than $19 million in property, less than 2 percent of the proceeds were sent to public education.

Hundreds of families are facing outrageous court costs and threats by police to sell their belongings at auction if they do not stay current on their trash bills.

Nearly a dozen police recruits quit their training program and are now calling out the department for trying to teach them aggressive tactics that do not serve or protect the public.

Counties across Oregon are passing so-called Second Amendment Preservation ordinances in response to the proposed gun control measure known as Initiative Proposition 43 which they say is designed to take their guns.

The history of the United States serves as a reminder that gun control was already tried in the 1950s, and it was intentionally implemented to suppress minorities.