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The company admits it provided user recordings to law enforcement 11 times this year in what they call "emergency" situations

The Autopsy Initiative will be offered through Kaepernick's Know Your Rights Camp

When fundraising goes very wrong

The fastest police cars around the world are sometimes for show, sometimes not

It's you and a Porsche Boxster or Mazda Miata vs. a law-enforcement Dodge Charger

Will it make a difference in policing?

Albert Kuehne went through a woman's phone and helped himself to what he found there

After partnering with almost 2,000 police departments, is this home security product a threat to democracy?

"Law & Order: For the Defense" will focus on a criminal defense firm

James posted, then deleted, the tweet in April

At a time of widespread firearms, it's done for practical reasons

Average speed for the organ transport: 145 miles per hour

It’s another blow to the surveillance tech, forecasting broader pushback

They would be the first city in the United States to do so

Think of it as a plug-and-play speeding-ticket avoider

Average speed for the organ transport: 145 miles per hour

It’s another blow to the surveillance tech, forecasting broader pushback

They would be the first city in the United States to do so

Think of it as a plug-and-play speeding-ticket avoider

A crew from the show captured the 2019 killing of Javier Ambler

No limbs were lost in the making of this video

A different model for law enforcement

Police using the character's logo has sparked controversy for a while

The streetwear brand is partially owned by the Carlyle Group

A guide to proposed laws around the country that will combat brutality and civil rights violations

The company also promised to donate $4M to Black causes

There are historical and statistical precedents for keeping things civil

It all started at a Walmart, naturally

Real pandemic, fake cops

Some studies have questioned their methodology and results

Using the memo book on patrol has been required for more than a century