A innocent woman is dead after officers responded to a disturbance about 12:30 a.m. Sunday at a home in the 100 block of Zimmerman Avenue, about two men arguing. When they arrived on the scene Yvette Smith was walking out of her door when, according to the statement, Deputy Daniel …

RT.com   The eight Southern California police officers who mistakenly fired more than 100 shots at a car being driven by two women during a manhunt for suspected cop-killer Christopher Dorner last year will return to the field, officials now say. Although both the chief of the Los Angeles Police …

RT.com A civilian oversight board now says that eight police officers from the Los Angeles, California area violated departmental policy last year when they mistakenly opened fire on a pickup truck believed to belong to at-large suspect Christopher Dorner. Two women were shot and injured a year ago this week …

(FOX 11/CNS) – A Torrance police officer who opened fire on a pickup truck during the manhunt for former Los Angeles police Officer Christopher Dorner was justified in his actions and will not face any criminal charges, the District Attorney’s Office announced today. Prosecutors concluded that Officer Brian McGee “did …

Capital Punishment for Traffic Violations William Norman Grigg There are times when a jester is a prophet who uses comedy as a delivery vehicle for dangerous truths. Perhaps that’s what happened decades ago when Steve Martin, in one of his stand-up routines, suggested that the crime rate could be radically …

The Aurora cops who terrorized an innocent family, including holding small children at gunpoint, accusing them of stealing their own car, will face no charges.

The breach on the Capitol served as the catalyst behind president-elect Joe Biden to declare a new war on terror, this time, it is aimed inward.

In what appears to be a case of road rage, an off-duty cop opened fire on a family from his personal vehicle, killing the father and wounding the mother as their infant son sat in the back.

According to the CDC's most recent data, more Americans died from drug overdose in the last 12-month period than at any other point in history.

After 31 years in a cage, the longest-serving inmate for a marijuana conviction was recently set free but his wife, parents, and son all died while he was locked up.