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30 Juvenile Detention Officers Indicted on Child Abuse Charges
Thirty Los Angeles-area juvenile detention officers were indicted on felony child abuse charges for allegedly allowing and encouraging "gladiator fights" among children at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, resulting in at least 69 fights and some injuries, after a video leaked in January 2024.
30 Juvenile Detention Officers Indicted on Child Abuse Charges
Thirty Los Angeles-area juvenile detention officers were indicted on felony child abuse charges for allegedly allowing and encouraging "gladiator fights" among children at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, resulting in at least 69 fights and some injuries, after a video leaked in January 2024.
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44% Bias Score
30 California Juvenile Hall Officers Indicted for Allegedly Orchestrating Youth Fights
Thirty Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall officers in Los Angeles County were indicted on Monday for allegedly organizing and encouraging nearly 70 "gladiator fights" among 140 youth (ages 12-18) between July and December 2023, facing charges including child endangerment and abuse.
30 California Juvenile Hall Officers Indicted for Allegedly Orchestrating Youth Fights
Thirty Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall officers in Los Angeles County were indicted on Monday for allegedly organizing and encouraging nearly 70 "gladiator fights" among 140 youth (ages 12-18) between July and December 2023, facing charges including child endangerment and abuse.
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24% Bias Score
25 Undercover British Police Officers Had Romantic Relationships With Activists
Between 1968 and 2010, at least 25 undercover British police officers had romantic relationships with female political activists, using false identities often based on deceased children, without the women's knowledge, leading to widespread outrage and calls for police reform.
25 Undercover British Police Officers Had Romantic Relationships With Activists
Between 1968 and 2010, at least 25 undercover British police officers had romantic relationships with female political activists, using false identities often based on deceased children, without the women's knowledge, leading to widespread outrage and calls for police reform.
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60% Bias Score
Athens Erupts in Violence After Deadly Train Crash Memorial
Following a memorial for the 57 victims of a February 2023 train crash in Greece, masked protesters clashed violently with police in Athens, resulting in 84 arrests and injuries, overshadowing calls for justice and prompting a general strike across the country.
Athens Erupts in Violence After Deadly Train Crash Memorial
Following a memorial for the 57 victims of a February 2023 train crash in Greece, masked protesters clashed violently with police in Athens, resulting in 84 arrests and injuries, overshadowing calls for justice and prompting a general strike across the country.
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52% Bias Score
Faulty Facial Recognition Leads to Wrongful Arrest of Detroit Woman
A Detroit woman, LaDonna Crutchfield, was wrongly arrested for attempted murder due to a flawed facial recognition match; police failed to verify basic details despite knowing the suspect's name and clear physical discrepancies, leading to her wrongful detention and release only after providing DNA ...
Faulty Facial Recognition Leads to Wrongful Arrest of Detroit Woman
A Detroit woman, LaDonna Crutchfield, was wrongly arrested for attempted murder due to a flawed facial recognition match; police failed to verify basic details despite knowing the suspect's name and clear physical discrepancies, leading to her wrongful detention and release only after providing DNA ...
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40% Bias Score
France Condemned for 2014 Death of Rémi Fraisse at Sivens Dam Protest
The European Court of Human Rights condemned France for the 2014 death of Rémi Fraisse during a Sivens dam protest, citing the gendarmerie's use of dangerous OF-F1 grenades, inadequate training, command failures, and lack of civilian oversight, and awarded his family €5,600-€16,000 in damages.
France Condemned for 2014 Death of Rémi Fraisse at Sivens Dam Protest
The European Court of Human Rights condemned France for the 2014 death of Rémi Fraisse during a Sivens dam protest, citing the gendarmerie's use of dangerous OF-F1 grenades, inadequate training, command failures, and lack of civilian oversight, and awarded his family €5,600-€16,000 in damages.
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48% Bias Score
30 California Juvenile Hall Officers Indicted for Orchestrating Youth Fights
Thirty Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall officers in Los Angeles County were indicted for facilitating nearly 70 "gladiator fights" between July and December 2023, involving over 140 youth aged 12-18; the Attorney General called it "planned and intended.
30 California Juvenile Hall Officers Indicted for Orchestrating Youth Fights
Thirty Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall officers in Los Angeles County were indicted for facilitating nearly 70 "gladiator fights" between July and December 2023, involving over 140 youth aged 12-18; the Attorney General called it "planned and intended.
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20% Bias Score
UN Experts Condemn Security Measures at Paris 2024 Olympics
A UN report criticizes France's security measures during the Paris 2024 Olympics, citing disproportionate surveillance, discriminatory practices, and overly broad legal powers; the French Interior Ministry has not responded.
UN Experts Condemn Security Measures at Paris 2024 Olympics
A UN report criticizes France's security measures during the Paris 2024 Olympics, citing disproportionate surveillance, discriminatory practices, and overly broad legal powers; the French Interior Ministry has not responded.
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32% Bias Score
Pardoned Capitol Attacker Shot Dead by Police
Matthew Huttle, a pardoned participant in the January 6th Capitol attack, was fatally shot by an Indiana deputy during a traffic stop after he attempted to retrieve a gun from his car; prosecutors deemed the shooting legally justified.
Pardoned Capitol Attacker Shot Dead by Police
Matthew Huttle, a pardoned participant in the January 6th Capitol attack, was fatally shot by an Indiana deputy during a traffic stop after he attempted to retrieve a gun from his car; prosecutors deemed the shooting legally justified.
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40% Bias Score
Georgia Deputy Won't Face Charges in Fatal Shooting of Exonerated Man
In Georgia, a sheriff's deputy, Staff Sgt. Buck Aldridge, fatally shot Leonard Cure, 53, during a traffic stop; despite a history of excessive force complaints against Aldridge, the district attorney ruled the shooting justified, prompting a $16 million lawsuit from Cure's family.
Georgia Deputy Won't Face Charges in Fatal Shooting of Exonerated Man
In Georgia, a sheriff's deputy, Staff Sgt. Buck Aldridge, fatally shot Leonard Cure, 53, during a traffic stop; despite a history of excessive force complaints against Aldridge, the district attorney ruled the shooting justified, prompting a $16 million lawsuit from Cure's family.
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48% Bias Score
French Deputy Reports Police Misconduct, Leading to Arrest
In Bobigny, France, on February 26th, 2024, LFI deputy Aly Diouara reported witnessing discriminatory police behavior towards two young people, resulting in a confrontation where he claims he was threatened with a taser, while police stated they felt threatened by his hand movement; a local official...
French Deputy Reports Police Misconduct, Leading to Arrest
In Bobigny, France, on February 26th, 2024, LFI deputy Aly Diouara reported witnessing discriminatory police behavior towards two young people, resulting in a confrontation where he claims he was threatened with a taser, while police stated they felt threatened by his hand movement; a local official...
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40% Bias Score
Met Police Launches New Stop and Search Charter
The Metropolitan Police launched a new charter for stop and search, aiming to improve the controversial tactic's implementation following criticism of disproportionate targeting of Black Londoners. The charter includes commitments to better communication, training, and complaint handling, informed b...
Met Police Launches New Stop and Search Charter
The Metropolitan Police launched a new charter for stop and search, aiming to improve the controversial tactic's implementation following criticism of disproportionate targeting of Black Londoners. The charter includes commitments to better communication, training, and complaint handling, informed b...
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48% Bias Score
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