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Trial Date Set for Teen Accused in Texas Track Star's Stabbing Death
Karmelo Anthony, 18, will stand trial on June 1, 2026, for the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf, 17, who was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet on April 2nd; Anthony's family claims self-defense.
Trial Date Set for Teen Accused in Texas Track Star's Stabbing Death
Karmelo Anthony, 18, will stand trial on June 1, 2026, for the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf, 17, who was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet on April 2nd; Anthony's family claims self-defense.
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56% Bias Score
London Police Officers Dismissed for Gross Misconduct in Child Strip-Search
Two London police officers were dismissed for gross misconduct after strip-searching a 15-year-old Black girl, Child Q, at school in December 2020 without proper authorization, causing significant emotional harm; a third received a written warning.
London Police Officers Dismissed for Gross Misconduct in Child Strip-Search
Two London police officers were dismissed for gross misconduct after strip-searching a 15-year-old Black girl, Child Q, at school in December 2020 without proper authorization, causing significant emotional harm; a third received a written warning.
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44% Bias Score
Oldenburg Police Shooting: Inconclusive Evidence and Accountability Concerns
In Oldenburg, Germany, a police officer fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz A. on Easter Sunday after a prior altercation; video evidence is inconclusive, body cameras were off, and the incident highlights concerns about police accountability and potential racial bias.
Oldenburg Police Shooting: Inconclusive Evidence and Accountability Concerns
In Oldenburg, Germany, a police officer fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz A. on Easter Sunday after a prior altercation; video evidence is inconclusive, body cameras were off, and the incident highlights concerns about police accountability and potential racial bias.
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28% Bias Score
Family Demands Independent Inquiry After Indigenous Man Dies in Police Custody
Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old Warlpiri man with disabilities, died in police custody in Alice Springs on May 27th after being restrained by police; his family demands CCTV footage, bodycam footage, and an independent investigation, citing concerns about police brutality and systemic racism.
Family Demands Independent Inquiry After Indigenous Man Dies in Police Custody
Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old Warlpiri man with disabilities, died in police custody in Alice Springs on May 27th after being restrained by police; his family demands CCTV footage, bodycam footage, and an independent investigation, citing concerns about police brutality and systemic racism.
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44% Bias Score
Met Police Officers Face Misconduct Hearing for Child Q Strip-Search
Three Metropolitan Police officers strip-searched a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl, Child Q, at her East London school in December 2020, after a teacher reported smelling cannabis; the search, deemed unjustified and disproportionate, revealed no drugs and caused outrage, leading to misconduct allegati...
Met Police Officers Face Misconduct Hearing for Child Q Strip-Search
Three Metropolitan Police officers strip-searched a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl, Child Q, at her East London school in December 2020, after a teacher reported smelling cannabis; the search, deemed unjustified and disproportionate, revealed no drugs and caused outrage, leading to misconduct allegati...
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44% Bias Score
Harassment and the Death of Britain's First Black Fire Chief
Wayne Brown, Britain's first Black fire chief, died by suicide at 54 after years of online harassment and professional scrutiny, highlighting the disproportionate pressure faced by minority leaders and the dangers of the 'DEI hire' narrative.
Harassment and the Death of Britain's First Black Fire Chief
Wayne Brown, Britain's first Black fire chief, died by suicide at 54 after years of online harassment and professional scrutiny, highlighting the disproportionate pressure faced by minority leaders and the dangers of the 'DEI hire' narrative.
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52% Bias Score
London Police Data Shows Racial Disparities in Child Criminalization
A Youth Endowment Fund study of nearly 265,000 London Metropolitan Police records (2015-2022) found Black children are 15% more likely to be criminalised than White children for similar offences, and 14.8% less likely to be offered diversion programs, revealing systemic inequities.
London Police Data Shows Racial Disparities in Child Criminalization
A Youth Endowment Fund study of nearly 265,000 London Metropolitan Police records (2015-2022) found Black children are 15% more likely to be criminalised than White children for similar offences, and 14.8% less likely to be offered diversion programs, revealing systemic inequities.
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32% Bias Score
Two Officers Sacked Over Child Q Strip Search
Two London Metropolitan Police officers were sacked for gross misconduct following the strip search of a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl, Child Q, in 2020, while a third received a written warning; the search was deemed unnecessary and disproportionate, highlighting systemic failings within the force.
Two Officers Sacked Over Child Q Strip Search
Two London Metropolitan Police officers were sacked for gross misconduct following the strip search of a 15-year-old Black schoolgirl, Child Q, in 2020, while a third received a written warning; the search was deemed unnecessary and disproportionate, highlighting systemic failings within the force.
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48% Bias Score
Sheku Bayoh Family Awarded Over £1 Million in Police Custody Death Settlement
The family of Sheku Bayoh, who died in police custody in 2015, received an undisclosed compensation settlement from Police Scotland, with at least one family member receiving over £1 million; this follows a lengthy legal battle and public inquiry into his death.
Sheku Bayoh Family Awarded Over £1 Million in Police Custody Death Settlement
The family of Sheku Bayoh, who died in police custody in 2015, received an undisclosed compensation settlement from Police Scotland, with at least one family member receiving over £1 million; this follows a lengthy legal battle and public inquiry into his death.
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52% Bias Score
Newark Mayor Sues Trump Prosecutor for False Arrest
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka sued Trump prosecutor Alina Habba and a Homeland Security agent for false arrest and defamation following a May 9th incident at a migrant detention facility where Baraka was arrested and later had charges dropped; the suit alleges malicious prosecution and seeks unspecified d...
Newark Mayor Sues Trump Prosecutor for False Arrest
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka sued Trump prosecutor Alina Habba and a Homeland Security agent for false arrest and defamation following a May 9th incident at a migrant detention facility where Baraka was arrested and later had charges dropped; the suit alleges malicious prosecution and seeks unspecified d...
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48% Bias Score
Judge Overturns 378-Year Sentence in Sexual Assault Case Due to False Accusations
A California judge overturned Ajay Dev's 378-year sentence for sexual assault after finding strong evidence that his adopted daughter falsely accused him to remain in the U.S.; Dev, 58, was released after 16 years in prison, and prosecutors will decide whether to retry him or appeal.
Judge Overturns 378-Year Sentence in Sexual Assault Case Due to False Accusations
A California judge overturned Ajay Dev's 378-year sentence for sexual assault after finding strong evidence that his adopted daughter falsely accused him to remain in the U.S.; Dev, 58, was released after 16 years in prison, and prosecutors will decide whether to retry him or appeal.
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44% Bias Score
DOJ Investigates Chicago Mayor for Potential Hiring Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for potential violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 following his comments about prioritizing Black officials in hiring; the investigation cites his public statements about the racial makeup of his administration.
DOJ Investigates Chicago Mayor for Potential Hiring Discrimination
The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson for potential violations of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 following his comments about prioritizing Black officials in hiring; the investigation cites his public statements about the racial makeup of his administration.
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44% Bias Score
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