WATCH: Louisville Metro Police Suspended Officer For 30 Days For Facebook Posts That ‘Advocate Violence’

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Louisville Metro Police suspended an officer for 30 days earlier this year for violating the department’s social media policy with Facebook posts that “advocate violence against others” and “fostered mistrust of the police,” according to Chief Steve Conrad. After an internal investigation of more than one year, Conrad planned to fire Officer … Read more

WATCH: Federal Judge Finds Harris County Deputy Used Excessive Force in 18-Year-Old’s Death

A federal judge ruled Monday that the civil case brought by the parents of an 18-year-old they say was killed by excessive force from a Harris County deputy can move forward, but he threw out claims against Sheriff Mike Jolley and three deputies. Nicholas Dyksma died nearly three years ago after then-Harris County sheriff’s deputy … Read more

NYPD to Department of Justice: We’re Going Forward With Departmental Charges Against Cops in Eric Garner Case

The NYPD on Monday said that after four years it is done waiting and will place Officer Daniel Pantaleo on trial in the chokehold death of Eric Garner. Deputy Commissioner Lawrence Byrne, the NYPD’s top lawyer, in a letter sent Monday — one day before to the Department of Justice, said that unless the feds … Read more

Alabama Sheriff Who Pocketed Prisoners’ Food Funds Accused of Throwing Wild Sex Parties With Teen Girls

Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin, who made headlines earlier this year when it was revealed that he pocketed $750,000 that was meant to fund prisoners’ food provisions, is now being investigated for allegedly throwing drug-fueled parties where he would have sex with underage girls. AL.com reports that 41-year-old Alabama resident Mary Elizabeth Cross is accusing … Read more

Iowa Trooper Fired After Interacting With Employees in ‘Intimidating, Threatening and Unwelcome’ Way

DES MOINES, Iowa — A termination letter shows that a member of the Iowa State Patrol was fired this month because of “intimidating, threatening and unwelcome” interactions with colleagues. The patrol fired Des Moines-based trooper Wade Karp on July 3 after a 10-month paid administrative leave. The agency had refused to explain the leave or … Read more

Judge Orders L.A. Times to Alter Story About Glendale Cop, Sparking Protest From Newspaper

A federal judge on Saturday ordered the Los Angeles Times to remove information from an article that described a plea agreement between prosecutors and a Glendale police detective accused of working with the Mexican Mafia, a move the newspaper decried as highly unusual and unconstitutional. The agreement was supposed to have been filed under seal, … Read more