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Former Officer Pleads Guilty in 2015 Killing of Unarmed Black Man
Former Georgia police officer Robert Olsen pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for the 2015 shooting death of unarmed Black man Anthony Hill; he will serve no additional jail time, receiving 15 years with 12 years commuted to time served, and 100 hours of community service.
Former Officer Pleads Guilty in 2015 Killing of Unarmed Black Man
Former Georgia police officer Robert Olsen pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for the 2015 shooting death of unarmed Black man Anthony Hill; he will serve no additional jail time, receiving 15 years with 12 years commuted to time served, and 100 hours of community service.
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40% Bias Score


Madrid Police Report Inaccuracies Following Child's Accident Spark Controversy
In Madrid, a police car accident involving a child on April 28th led to a controversial police report with inaccurate details, prompting a city council debate, and an upcoming lawsuit from the family, and a subsequent investigation into potential police misconduct.
Madrid Police Report Inaccuracies Following Child's Accident Spark Controversy
In Madrid, a police car accident involving a child on April 28th led to a controversial police report with inaccurate details, prompting a city council debate, and an upcoming lawsuit from the family, and a subsequent investigation into potential police misconduct.
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52% Bias Score


Aboriginal Man Dies in Police Custody in Alice Springs
A 24-year-old Aboriginal man died in police custody in Alice Springs today after being restrained following an altercation at a Coles supermarket; the incident is being investigated as a death in custody, prompting calls for systemic justice reform.
Aboriginal Man Dies in Police Custody in Alice Springs
A 24-year-old Aboriginal man died in police custody in Alice Springs today after being restrained following an altercation at a Coles supermarket; the incident is being investigated as a death in custody, prompting calls for systemic justice reform.
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44% Bias Score


George Floyd Remembrance Highlights Uneven Progress in Addressing Systemic Racism
Five years after George Floyd's death, his family held a remembrance ceremony in Houston, highlighting the continued fight against systemic racism and police brutality, while efforts to implement meaningful reforms seem to have diminished.
George Floyd Remembrance Highlights Uneven Progress in Addressing Systemic Racism
Five years after George Floyd's death, his family held a remembrance ceremony in Houston, highlighting the continued fight against systemic racism and police brutality, while efforts to implement meaningful reforms seem to have diminished.
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44% Bias Score


Minneapolis Marks Five Years Since George Floyd's Death Amidst Calls for Continued Justice
Five years after George Floyd's death in Minneapolis, community events and memorials reflect both a sense of calm and continued calls for justice, with ongoing debates about the effectiveness of policy changes implemented since his murder.
Minneapolis Marks Five Years Since George Floyd's Death Amidst Calls for Continued Justice
Five years after George Floyd's death in Minneapolis, community events and memorials reflect both a sense of calm and continued calls for justice, with ongoing debates about the effectiveness of policy changes implemented since his murder.
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32% Bias Score


George Floyd's Death: A Catalyst for Ongoing Change
George Floyd's death on May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, after a white police officer knelt on his neck for over nine minutes, sparked widespread protests and resulted in over $1 billion in property damage, prompting ongoing debates about police brutality and racial justice.
George Floyd's Death: A Catalyst for Ongoing Change
George Floyd's death on May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, after a white police officer knelt on his neck for over nine minutes, sparked widespread protests and resulted in over $1 billion in property damage, prompting ongoing debates about police brutality and racial justice.
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24% Bias Score

MEPs Report Increased Violence and Resource Shortages in Campo de Gibraltar's Drug War
A delegation of MEPs visited Campo de Gibraltar for three days to assess the situation of law enforcement combating drug trafficking, finding increased violence and insufficient resources, leading to calls for stricter European penalties and increased investment.

MEPs Report Increased Violence and Resource Shortages in Campo de Gibraltar's Drug War
A delegation of MEPs visited Campo de Gibraltar for three days to assess the situation of law enforcement combating drug trafficking, finding increased violence and insufficient resources, leading to calls for stricter European penalties and increased investment.
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48% Bias Score

Montreal Police Update Street Check Policy Amid Racial Profiling Concerns
Montreal police implemented a new street-check policy requiring officers to explain stops and confirm citizens' right to leave, addressing concerns about racial profiling highlighted in a 2019 report showing disproportionate stops of Indigenous, Black, and Arab individuals; the policy, effective imm...

Montreal Police Update Street Check Policy Amid Racial Profiling Concerns
Montreal police implemented a new street-check policy requiring officers to explain stops and confirm citizens' right to leave, addressing concerns about racial profiling highlighted in a 2019 report showing disproportionate stops of Indigenous, Black, and Arab individuals; the policy, effective imm...
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44% Bias Score

Secret Recording Reveals Police Concerns Over Abortion Arrest
A secret recording reveals a senior police officer's concerns regarding the arrest of Nicola Packer, a woman arrested and later acquitted for taking abortion pills at 26 weeks pregnant, highlighting concerns about police and medical handling of abortion cases.

Secret Recording Reveals Police Concerns Over Abortion Arrest
A secret recording reveals a senior police officer's concerns regarding the arrest of Nicola Packer, a woman arrested and later acquitted for taking abortion pills at 26 weeks pregnant, highlighting concerns about police and medical handling of abortion cases.
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52% Bias Score

London Police Shooting: The Jean Charles de Menezes Case
The four-part Disney+ series "Suspect" details the July 22, 2005, shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by London police, who mistook him for a bombing suspect, examining the consequences and subsequent trial.

London Police Shooting: The Jean Charles de Menezes Case
The four-part Disney+ series "Suspect" details the July 22, 2005, shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by London police, who mistook him for a bombing suspect, examining the consequences and subsequent trial.
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40% Bias Score

Paris Riot Police Officers Convicted in Protest Assault Case
Two Paris riot police officers received suspended prison sentences for assaulting a protester on March 21, 2023, during a demonstration against pension reforms; video evidence showed the officers striking a fleeing man, resulting in injuries and charges of intentional violence.

Paris Riot Police Officers Convicted in Protest Assault Case
Two Paris riot police officers received suspended prison sentences for assaulting a protester on March 21, 2023, during a demonstration against pension reforms; video evidence showed the officers striking a fleeing man, resulting in injuries and charges of intentional violence.
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48% Bias Score

Mixed Impact Five Years After George Floyd's Murder: Progress and Persistent Challenges
Five years after George Floyd's death during a police arrest in Minneapolis sparked global Black Lives Matter protests, a Pew Research Center study reveals that only 27% of Americans believe improvements have been made for Black lives, while 16 US states banned chokeholds, and Mapping Police Violenc...

Mixed Impact Five Years After George Floyd's Murder: Progress and Persistent Challenges
Five years after George Floyd's death during a police arrest in Minneapolis sparked global Black Lives Matter protests, a Pew Research Center study reveals that only 27% of Americans believe improvements have been made for Black lives, while 16 US states banned chokeholds, and Mapping Police Violenc...
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40% Bias Score
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