Minnesota Police Release Footage Of Man Killed During No-Knock Warrant
A SWAT team carrying out a no-knock warrant shot and killed Amir Locke, who was armed but was not the subject of the warrant.
| AP and Isbella Diaz
Human Rights
2nd Trial In Floyd Killing Centers Clash Of Duty, Cop Code
The federal charges require prosecutors to prove the ex-officers willfully deprived Floyd of his constitutional rights.
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The World Remembers The Holocaust As Antisemitism Rises In Pandemic
Commemorations are taking place amid a rise of antisemitism that gained traction during lockdowns as the pandemic exacerbated hatred online.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Prosecutor: 3 Officers Stood By As Chauvin Killed Floyd
The prosecutor said the three officers knelt on or stood by as George Floyd was slowly being killed in front of them.
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The Long History Of Nonbinary Identities
The nonbinary identifier is older than recent headlines might make it seem.
Jury Selection Underway In Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Killing
U.S. District Judge Paul Magnuson is questioning potential jurors who have already answered an extensive questionnaire.
| AP and Jamal Andress
Gideon Falter Discusses Texas Synagogue Hostage Event
Gideon Falter, CEO of the Campaign Against Antisemitism, discusses the hostage situation that took place in Texas Saturday, Jan. 15.
Low-Income Community Tries To Beat Heat Island Atmosphere
Mesa, Arizona is trying to beat the heat created by fewer trees, more pavement and higher temperatures.
How One Community Is Vaccinating The Homeless
Austin Badon and Ruston Henry teamed up to bring vaccines to homeless people.
Kim Potter Found Guilty Of Manslaughter In Daunte Wright Death
The former Brooklyn Center police officer was found guilty of first and second-degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Daunte Wright.
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Jury Begins Deliberating Kim Potter's Case In Daunte Wright Death
The former police officer is charged with first-degree and second-degree manslaughter in Daunte Wright's death, who was pulled over in April.
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Kim Potter Defense Rests At Officer's Trial Over Daunte Wright's Death
The former officer is charged with manslaughter in Wright’s death during a traffic stop April 11 in the Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn Center.
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Kim Potter: Daunte Wright Traffic Stop 'Just Went Chaotic'
Kim Potter, who is charged with manslaughter in Daunte Wright's death, said she saw a look of fear on another officer's face before she fired.
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Kim Potter's Ex-Chief: 'I Saw No Violation' Of Policy By Officer
Prosecutors rested their case Thursday against Kim Potter who is charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter in the killing of Daunte Wright.
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Chauvin Pleads Guilty In George Floyd Civil Rights Case
The former Minneapolis police officer has already been convicted of state murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd.
| AP and Jamal Andress
Kim Potter Trial Opens 2nd Week With Daunte Wright Autopsy Details
The jury also saw autopsy photos, which Judge Regina Chu limited after the former white officer's attorneys objected earlier in the trial.
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Daunte Wright's Girlfriend Testifies In Kim Potter's Trial
Kim Potter, 49, is charged with first-degree and second-degree manslaughter in Daunte Wright's death during a traffic stop.
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Prosecutor: Potter 'Failed' Daunte Wright; Defense Calls It Mistake
The white police officer Kim Potter resigned two days after shooting and killing Daunte Wright during a traffic stop.
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Opening Statements Begin In Trial Of Former Officer Kim Potter
Potter faces two counts of manslaughter for the killing of Daunte Wright as he tried to drive away from a traffic stop in the Minneapolis area.
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Mostly White Jury Seated For Trial In Daunte Wright's Death
Nine of the 12 jurors seated are White, with one juror identifying as Black and two as Asian. The two alternates are also White.
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Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Former Police Officer Kim Potter
Potter is accused of killing Daunte Wright as he tried to drive away from a traffic stop in the Minneapolis area — sparking several nights of protest.
| Jamal Andress and AP
For Officer Who Shot Daunte Wright, Will 'Wrong Gun' Plea Work?
The shooting of the 20-year-old Black man by Kim Potter, a white officer, sparked intense protests in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota.
| AP
Transgender Netflix Employees Drop Labor Complaint, 1 Resigns
Two transgender former workers who criticized comments comedian Dave Chappelle made on his special "The Closer" are dropping labor complaints.
| AP
Kyle Rittenhouse Says In Interview 'I'm Not A Racist Person'
In an interview with Fox News, Rittenhouse says the shooting was about self-defense and not about race.
| Scripps News Staff and AP
Aurora, Colorado, Reaches $15M Settlement With Elijah McClain's Family
McClain's family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city and the first responders involved in McClain's death while in police custody.
States Challenge Biden Administration Over Vaccine Mandate
Missouri is leading a 10-state lawsuit against the federal government over its COVID-19 vaccine requirement for healthcare workers.
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Supreme Court Declines To Hear Case Involving Transgender Rights
The case centered on whether a transgender man could sue a California hospital that canceled his hysterectomy on religious grounds.
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Philadelphia To Be First Major U.S. City To Ban Minor Traffic Stops
The city council passed a bill banning police from stopping drivers for violations like an expired license plate.
Supreme Court To Take Up Texas Abortion Law Monday
Justices have let the law remain in effect for now, but they'll hear arguments to determine its constitutionality.
NAACP Urges Professional Athletes To Avoid Signing With Texas Teams
The civil rights organization cited the state's recent voting and abortion laws in a letter sent to all professional sports players' associations.
