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Autistic Girl Dies After Escaping Police Car on M5
Seventeen-year-old autistic Tamzin Hall died after escaping a moving police car on the M5 motorway on November 11, 2023, and being hit by another vehicle; the IOPC is investigating.
Autistic Girl Dies After Escaping Police Car on M5
Seventeen-year-old autistic Tamzin Hall died after escaping a moving police car on the M5 motorway on November 11, 2023, and being hit by another vehicle; the IOPC is investigating.
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44% Bias Score
Angola Taxi Strike Leads to Widespread Unrest, 22 Deaths
Following a three-day taxi strike in Angola protesting fuel price increases, at least 22 people died, 197 were injured, and over 1200 were arrested during widespread unrest; the government saved 400 billion kwanzas (370 million euros) by cutting fuel subsidies.
Angola Taxi Strike Leads to Widespread Unrest, 22 Deaths
Following a three-day taxi strike in Angola protesting fuel price increases, at least 22 people died, 197 were injured, and over 1200 were arrested during widespread unrest; the government saved 400 billion kwanzas (370 million euros) by cutting fuel subsidies.
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56% Bias Score
Austrian Police Raid on Antifascist Camp at Nazi Atrocity Site Condemned
On Sunday, Austrian police conducted a large-scale raid on an antifascist educational camp at the Peršmanhof, a site of Nazi atrocities in Carinthia, drawing condemnation for its heavy-handedness and insensitivity to the historical significance of the location; the raid, justified as a response to c...
Austrian Police Raid on Antifascist Camp at Nazi Atrocity Site Condemned
On Sunday, Austrian police conducted a large-scale raid on an antifascist educational camp at the Peršmanhof, a site of Nazi atrocities in Carinthia, drawing condemnation for its heavy-handedness and insensitivity to the historical significance of the location; the raid, justified as a response to c...
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52% Bias Score
French State Sued for Negligence in 2022 Femicide
The family of a woman murdered in July 2022 in Cavaillon, France, by her companion after gendarmes failed to prevent the killing despite prior domestic violence reports, is suing the French state for negligence; a preliminary hearing is set for May 2026.
French State Sued for Negligence in 2022 Femicide
The family of a woman murdered in July 2022 in Cavaillon, France, by her companion after gendarmes failed to prevent the killing despite prior domestic violence reports, is suing the French state for negligence; a preliminary hearing is set for May 2026.
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28% Bias Score
Cincinnati Councilwoman Faces Backlash for Comment on Brutal Assault
Cincinnati City Councilwoman Victoria Parks faced intense criticism for a Facebook comment appearing to condone a brutal downtown assault caught on video; the incident, which occurred early Saturday morning at Fourth and Elm Streets, prompted calls for her resignation and ignited a public debate abo...
Cincinnati Councilwoman Faces Backlash for Comment on Brutal Assault
Cincinnati City Councilwoman Victoria Parks faced intense criticism for a Facebook comment appearing to condone a brutal downtown assault caught on video; the incident, which occurred early Saturday morning at Fourth and Elm Streets, prompted calls for her resignation and ignited a public debate abo...
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52% Bias Score
Honolulu Judge Dismisses Wrongful Death Lawsuit in 2021 Police Shooting
A Honolulu judge dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit against police Tuesday, ruling their use of force justified in the 2021 shooting of Lindani Myeni, a 29-year-old South African with a posthumously diagnosed severe brain disease, despite a city recommendation to settle for \$1.5 million.
Honolulu Judge Dismisses Wrongful Death Lawsuit in 2021 Police Shooting
A Honolulu judge dismissed a wrongful death lawsuit against police Tuesday, ruling their use of force justified in the 2021 shooting of Lindani Myeni, a 29-year-old South African with a posthumously diagnosed severe brain disease, despite a city recommendation to settle for \$1.5 million.
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52% Bias Score
London Met Police Doubles Facial Recognition Deployments Amidst Budget Cuts
The Metropolitan Police in Britain will more than double its use of live facial recognition technology to up to 10 deployments a week, citing a need to combat serious crime, despite concerns over privacy and a lack of regulation; this comes as the force faces budget cuts and increased demand for pub...
London Met Police Doubles Facial Recognition Deployments Amidst Budget Cuts
The Metropolitan Police in Britain will more than double its use of live facial recognition technology to up to 10 deployments a week, citing a need to combat serious crime, despite concerns over privacy and a lack of regulation; this comes as the force faces budget cuts and increased demand for pub...
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64% Bias Score
Delayed Justice: Manchester Airport Assault Conviction Highlights Systemic Issues
Following a brawl at Manchester Airport on July 23, 2023, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was convicted over a year later for assaulting two female police officers; the delay highlights potential biases in the justice system.
Delayed Justice: Manchester Airport Assault Conviction Highlights Systemic Issues
Following a brawl at Manchester Airport on July 23, 2023, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz was convicted over a year later for assaulting two female police officers; the delay highlights potential biases in the justice system.
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80% Bias Score
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
Rotterdam Police Appoints New Chief Amidst Racism Controversy
Tolga Koklu (55), born in Turkey, will become Rotterdam's police chief on September 1st, marking the third regional unit out of ten led by someone with a migration background, amidst recent controversies about racism and a poor work climate within the Rotterdam police.
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44% Bias Score
Death of Syrian Man at Damascus Mosque Prompts Government Investigation
A Syrian man, Yusuf Al-Lebbad, died on August 29th at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus after self-inflicted injuries sustained while in security custody; investigations are underway to determine responsibility.
Death of Syrian Man at Damascus Mosque Prompts Government Investigation
A Syrian man, Yusuf Al-Lebbad, died on August 29th at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus after self-inflicted injuries sustained while in security custody; investigations are underway to determine responsibility.
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56% Bias Score
South Yorkshire Police Accused of Child Sexual Abuse; Calls for Independent Investigation
Five women in Rotherham allege sexual abuse by South Yorkshire Police officers, prompting calls for an independent investigation due to concerns about impartiality and potential conflicts of interest. The allegations, one including rape in a police car, are under investigation by SYP, with oversight...
South Yorkshire Police Accused of Child Sexual Abuse; Calls for Independent Investigation
Five women in Rotherham allege sexual abuse by South Yorkshire Police officers, prompting calls for an independent investigation due to concerns about impartiality and potential conflicts of interest. The allegations, one including rape in a police car, are under investigation by SYP, with oversight...
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60% Bias Score
LA County to Ban Masked Law Enforcement
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0, with one abstention, to draft an ordinance prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their identities while on duty in response to recent federal immigration raids where agents wore masks and refused to identify themselves.
LA County to Ban Masked Law Enforcement
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0, with one abstention, to draft an ordinance prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their identities while on duty in response to recent federal immigration raids where agents wore masks and refused to identify themselves.
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48% Bias Score
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