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Policing

Former Minneapolis police Officer Derek Chauvin listens to verdicts at his trial in April for the 2020 death of George Floyd at the Hennepin County Courthouse in Minneapolis. Chauvin was convicted of murder and manslaughter charges in state court and is scheduled to be sentenced June 25.
Court TV via AP
Courts & Law

Chauvin pleads guilty to federal charges in Floyd’s murder

Chauvin’s plea Wednesday means he will not face a federal trial in January, though he could end up spending more years behind bars when a judge sentences him at a later date.

4 years ago

A closeup of Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw
Courts & Law

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Outlaw won’t be leaving for top NYPD job

New York Mayor-elect Eric Adams instead chose Keechant Sewell to be the first woman to lead the nation’s largest police department.

4 years ago

Beaver County District Attorney David Lozier. (Bob Donaldson/Post-Gazette via Spotlight PA)
Courts & Law
Spotlight PA

District attorney consulted with Pennsylvania State Police before shooting, then ruled it justified

The fact that Lozier was involved in the decision to shoot, and then was the one to sign off on whether it was appropriate, has raised serious alarm among policing experts.

4 years ago

In this July 25, 1995 file photo, Mumia Abu-Jamal, convicted of killing a policeman, arrives at Philadelphia's City Hall.  (Nanine Hartzenbusch/AP Photo, File)
Courts & Law

40 years after Mumia Abu-Jamal’s arrest, the case is ‘a symbol’ of a ‘broken’ justice system

Supporters of both Abu-Jamal and slain police officer Daniel Faulker agree the criminal justice system is "broken" — for very different reasons.

4 years ago

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PPD Commissioner Danielle Outlaw addresses the media alongside a group of other state and local leaders
Community

Philadelphia police officials say they’re improving community policing as homicides soar

Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw says the Philadelphia Police Department is working to address record numbers of homicides.

4 years ago

New Castle Delaware police car
Courts & Law

Delaware police officer faces charges in attack on 16-year-old girl

The New Castle County officer faces charges in connection with use of excessive force inside the holding area at police headquarters in August.

4 years ago

The El is pictured at Huntingdon Septa station
Urban Planning

As crime levels spike, SEPTA police shift into overtime gear

SEPTA’s police force will begin working longer hours in an effort to prevent crime over the holidays on the mass transit system.

4 years ago

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw speaks into a microphone, wearing a mask and standing behind a podium.
Courts & Law

Police Commissioner Outlaw says rumors she is resigning to go to NYPD are ‘out of control’

Commissioner Danielle Outlaw didn’t quite shut the door on rumors she’ll become the top cop in New York.

4 years ago

Isaac Gardner speaks while holding up a photo of David Jones
Courts & Law

Justices take up Pa.’s deadly force rules for police officers

The Pa. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the question, which arose during the criminal prosecution of ex-PPD officer Ryan Pownall for fatally shooting David Jones.

4 years ago

The exterior of Philadelphia Police Department headquarters
Courts & Law
6abc

13 Philadelphia officers placed on administrative duty amid gun arrest audit

The audit revealed several discrepancies that required further investigation, a PPD spokesperson said.

4 years ago

Student activists at a rally in support of a bill that would address policing in schools at the New Jersey Statehouse in Trenton. (Tennyson Donyéa/WHYY)
Education

N.J. students, activists demand action on legislation to confront ‘overpolicing’ in schools

Students and community organizers say there needs to be more transparency about the number of mental health professionals and police officers in schools.

4 years ago

File photo of Frank Nucera, former police chief of Bordentown Township. (6abc)
Courts & Law

‘Taking stock’ on whether Frank Nucera will face another trial

After two mistrials, legal analysts say the federal government must decide whether it will pursue a new trial against the former police chief of Bordentown Township.

4 years ago

fatal house fire in Buckingham Township, Bucks County. (6abc)
Courts & Law
6abc

Man arrested in connection with deadly Bucks County house fire: Court documents

According to court documents, Julius Delick, 81, was killed in the blaze. He was found in a second-floor bedroom.

4 years ago

The westbound lanes of the Atlantic City Expressway
Courts & Law

Atlantic City, Pleasantville police to pilot a new approach to traffic stops this summer

The South Jersey police departments will participate in a Stockton University project to field test a concept known as “procedural justice” in the U.S. for the first time.

4 years ago

Katie Wright, the mother of Daunte Wright, left, and his father, Arbuey Wright, right, arrive Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021 at the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis for the third day of jury selection for former suburban Minneapolis police officer Kim Potter, who says she meant to grab her Taser instead of her handgun when she shot and killed motorist Daunte Wright. (AP Photo/Jim Mone)

Mostly white jury seated for trial in Daunte Wright’s death

Kim Potter is charged with manslaughter in Wright’s death in April in Brooklyn Center, a Minneapolis suburb.

4 years ago

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