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HeadlinesPolice knew who her rapist was. The law kept them from prosecuting him for the attack.After a certain point in some states, there’s no way to hold a perpetrator accountable for sexual assaults.
NBC News
Daily Dumpster FiresMan's real-life Lassie races to police and barks at them to help after owner fell at homeBodycam footage showed an officer first encountering the dog in the dark on the middle of a road while patroling a Kansas City suburb last month.
Daily Mail
Daily Dumpster FiresNeighbors of slain New York Times exec describe harrowing police raid at widow's townhousePolice searched the home of Jonathan McKinsey's wife, Candice Jang, just days after her parents were arrested for allegedly murdering him in cold blood in the Bay Area last weekend.
Daily Mail
PoliticsSan Francisco's car crime has plunged. How much credit does Flock deserve?San Francisco leaders say AI-powered cameras helped drive a dramatic decline in car crime. We examine the evidence — and whether the city can keep its high-tech dragnet without sacrificing civil liberties.
NPR
Florida Man'Who put it up?' Unpermitted license plate readers found in St. Lucie CountyWPTV learned there are 13 license plate reader cameras in St. Lucie County that don't have permits, according to county staff.
WPTV
PoliticsJudge rules officers have no standing to sue over Capitol Jan. 6 plaqueA federal judge ruled Wednesday that two police officers who defended the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, have no standing to sue over their names — and those of other first responders — not appearing on a plaque commemorating law enforcement's response to the attack. U.S. District Judge Dabney…
The Hill
Florida Man2 Pinellas deputies arrested for tracking people they were interested in, sheriff saysThe Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office arrested two of its own deputies on felony charges Wednesday after investigations found they abused official databases — in one case, automatic license plate reader data — to look up people they were romantically interested in, Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said. In the…
Tampa Bay Times