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During his first police interview after the slayings, Alex Murdaugh claimed he tried to turn over his son’s body. But investigators say Murdaugh had no signs of blood on him.
This week on The New Abnormal, the senior vice president at MomsRising discusses what needs to change for gun laws to be real. Then, a look at police militarization.
Wayne Ivey loves to have fun on his police Facebook page. But a new lawsuit says at least one of the people he put on blast was not an actual fugitive.
Murdaugh’s demeanor in court Thursday was vastly different than how several first responders described him at the June 2021 scene.
The prosecution of the Memphis police officers who killed Tyre Nichols stands in stark contrast with how the NYPD and other departments stonewall and protect abusive officers.
Dr. Austin Brendlen Harris was captured on surveillance video comparing Capitol police officers to Nazis, according to prosecutors.
Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man, died in a hospital a few days later—and video is expected to be released very soon.