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Retired Baltimore, Maryland, police officer James Weems, Jr.
Retired Baltimore police officer accused of molesting children at wife's day care
26 July 2022
At the once busy Lil Kidz Kastle daycare in Owings Mills, the playground equipment sits empty and the doors are locked as police...
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LGBTQ Pride Organizers Weigh Multiple Threats, From Police Brutality to Vigilante Violence
Between angry cops, hateful politicians, and plotting right-wing extremists, they have their hands full.
24 June 2022
Seattle’s Pride Parade, among the largest in the country, will return this weekend...
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Despite 144 Million Americans Living in Legal States, DEA Making More Cannabis Arrest Than Ever
2 July 2022
Since 2012, 19 states and Washington, DC, have legalized marijuana for adults over the age of 21. In total, 38 states and DC have legalized medical marijuana — meaning that a majority...
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Inside D.C. police's sprawling network of surveillance
From protesters to everyday residents, recently revealed documents provide a first-of-its-kind look into the invasive eye of Washington police.
18 June 2022
It was the early days of the Black Lives Matter movement. Protesters gathered in...
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Men Posed as Homeland Security Agents, Offered Gifts to Real-Life Secret Service Employees—Including an Agent Assigned to FLOTUS: Feds
7 April 2022
The FBI has arrested two men who they say posed as Homeland Security agents for years, using their false identities to get close to actual law...
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DC Federal Court Says Lying Amtrak Officer Can’t Have His Inconsistent Statements And His Evidence Too
1 April 2022
Cops lie. It’s a fact. It’s called testilying and it happens so often hardly anyone can even be bothered to act surprised when these lies are exposed.
This case — coming to us...
D.C. Spent $2.5 Million in Pandemic Relief Funds on Parking Cops
24 March 2022
Pandemic funds used to hire parking cops, pay for prisons, build hotels. At a time when many residents were struggling due to job losses and loss of business, the District of Columbia ramped up efforts to wring...
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Chicago's More Aggressive Speed Cameras Issued 2.8 Million Tickets Last Year
The city's army of 160 speed cameras issued a ticket every 11 seconds during 2021 and generated $89 million in revenue.
6 April 2022
After rejiggering its speed cameras to fine any car caught traveling as little as 6...
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A 93-Year-Old Woman Couldn't Pay Her $2,300 Tax Bill. The Government Sold Her Home and Kept the Money.
"This is very bad for property rights."
11 March 2022
Whether or not Geraldine Tyler will live to see the resolution of her case remains unclear.
The 93-year-old left her Minneapolis...
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U.S. Capitol Police agent arrested in Israel, accused of getting into a fight while drunk
2 March 2022
A special agent with the U.S. Capitol Police was temporarily suspended after the agent was arrested in Israel, according to a statement from the agency.
The USCP Dignitary Protection...
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FOIA Lawsuit Featuring A DC Police Whistleblower Says PD Conspired To Screw Requesters It Didn't Like
17 February 2022
It's no secret government agencies love to screw with FOIA requesters. This is especially true when the responding agency doesn't care for the requester's attitude or thinks...
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Capitol Police Spies ‘Dressed Like Construction Workers’ To Surveil GOP Congressman’s Office
9 February 2022
Rep. Troy Nehls (R-TX) has lodged a bombshell accusation against the Capitol Police, who he says broke into his office without his knowledge and photographed sensitive documents.
Two...
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Unreliable Speed Cameras Line Government Pockets
Someone should tell Pete Buttigieg that local governments use speed cameras more for revenue than for safety.
3 February 2022
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg's new National Roadway Safety Strategy (NRSS) promotes speed cameras...
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In 2019, The FBI Took NSO Malware For A Spin Before Deciding It Might Cause Too Many Problems In Court
31 January 2021
The latest disturbing revelation about Israeli malware merchant NSO Group is a bit delayed. NSO has claimed its malware can't be used to target American phone numbers which...
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Biden’s DOJ continues to defend bad cops and wrongful convictions
26 January 2022
During the George Floyd protests, then-presidential candidate Joe Biden forcefully condemned the violent eviction of protesters from D.C.'s Lafayette Square just before President Donald Trump’s photo op at St...
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Stop Training Police Like They’re Joining the Military
If policing is to change, the spotlight must turn toward police academies, where new recruits are first inculcated into the folkways of their profession.
10 June 2020
When I entered the Washington, D.C., police academy in 2016 as a...
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Migrants Detained in Texas Border Operation Are Fighting Back — and It's Not Going Well For Gove. Greg Abbott
A Texas judge ruled that the state’s arrests of migrants caught crossing the border is an unconstitutional encroachment on federal authority.
26 January 2022
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s...
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Michael Lee Hardin, Salt Lake City, Utah, police department's 2012 Bozo of the Year
One-Time Utah Police ‘Officer of the Year’ Pleads Guilty in Jan. 6 Capitol Siege
21 January 2022
A Utah cop who was once named Salt Lake City’s “Officer of the Year” has pleaded guilty to storming the...
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More kids and overwhelmingly black: New records show concerning trends in D.C. gang database
The D.C. Council wants answers about the Metropolitan Police Department’s growing, secretive gang database
9 January 2022
The Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department’s gang database almost...
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DC Metro PD's Powerful Review Panel Keeps Giving Bad Cops Their Jobs Back
30 December 2021
After bad cops do bad things, other cops will rush to the defense of the agency employing them, claiming most cops are good and these officers are outliers. These assertions might be more believable if...
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