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Mistaken identity turned violent arrest lays ground for lawsuit against Bakersfield police

by Brian Seay

Tatyana Hargrove, 19, says she’s paranoid after a violent arrest in Bakersfield on Father’s Day, in which an officer punched her and a K-9 bit her thigh.

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Georgia officer who beat woman with baton had record of use-of-force

by Brian Seay

An officer in Georgia who was recorded beating a woman with a baton had more than a dozen previous use-of-force incidents.

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Fewer shootings, but more murders in Chicago as top cop calls for more gun laws

by Brian Seay

Chicago's top cop says CPD has recovered 5,000 firearms this year, but called for more gun laws to help drive down the city’s persistent gun violence.

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Man shoots himself twice in one year, blames it on fake robbers both times

by Brent McCluskey

A Port Charlotte, Florida, man who was arrested last year after shooting himself and blaming it on someone else was arrested Monday morning after he shot himself a second time, and blamed it on someone else, again. Peter James Bonfiglio, 27, called the Charlotte County Sheriff’s Officer around 10:30 a.m. to report a crime. He […]

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