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  • Peter Liang, NYPD Officer Who Killed Akai Gurley, Won’t Go to Jail
    Peter Liang, NYPD Officer Who Killed Akai Gurley, Won’t Go to Jail
    In February, Liang was convicted of manslaughter and faced up to 15 years behind bars.
    April 19, 2016BY Andrew Simontacchi
  • Brooklyn DA on Peter Liang: ‘There is No Evidence He Intended to Kill’
    Brooklyn DA on Peter Liang: ‘There is No Evidence He Intended to Kill’
    Liang claimed he accidentally fired his weapon after reacting to a startling noise during a vertical patrol in ...
    March 24, 2016BY Andrew Simontacchi
  • NYC Grand Jury Indicts Police Officer for Manslaughter
    NYC Grand Jury Indicts Police Officer for Manslaughter
    Officer is being charged with manslaughter after "accidentally" shooting a Brooklyn man in the chest.
    February 10, 2015BY Annie Wu
  • NYPD Will Stop Sending Rookie Officers Into High-Crime Areas, Says Commissioner William Bratton
    NYPD Will Stop Sending Rookie Officers Into High-Crime Areas, Says Commissioner William Bratton
    NYPD commissioner William Bratton is doing away with a long-established program that assigns rookie officers to patrol high-crime ...
    January 30, 2015BY Annie Wu
  • After Spotlight, Ferguson Faces a Challenging Road Forward
    After Spotlight, Ferguson Faces a Challenging Road Forward
    FERGUSON, Mo.—Brightly colored ribbons flutter from a wrought-iron fence along the downtown business district's main thoroughfare, snapping in ...
    January 3, 2015BY Allen G. Breed
  • Why We Need Broken Windows Policing
    Why We Need Broken Windows Policing
    Recent tragic incidents involving the New York City Police Department (NYPD)—including the summer 2014 death of Eric Garner, ...
    December 28, 2014BY William J. Bratton
  • From Ferguson to New York City: The Public Responds to Police-Involved Deaths
    From Ferguson to New York City: The Public Responds to Police-Involved Deaths
    With their heads tilted downwards, the family members of black men who recently died at the hands of ...
    November 26, 2014BY Annie Wu
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    New White House Chief of Staff Imposes Restrictions on Meeting With Lobbyists
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    Trump-Ordered Vaccine Safety Report Delayed Past Deadline
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