Judge rejects juvenile sentences for teens in rock-toss death
The teens pleaded guilty in the death of a van passenger who was killed by a rock tossed from an overpass in 2017
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The teens pleaded guilty in the death of a van passenger who was killed by a rock tossed from an overpass in 2017
A judge has rejected a plea deal and ruled that four Michigan teens should be sentenced as adults for a deadly highway incident. Kenneth White was riding in a van in October 2017 when he was killed by a rock thrown from an overpass. Rachel McCrary reports for CBS affiliate WNEM.
"Any cop who thinks that is alright, that they can walk away... maybe should reconsider whether or not this is a profession for them," said the NYPD Chief of Department
Police added that the teens could be armed, and may have changed their appearance
There’s a major new development in the investigation into the deaths of three people in Canada, including an American woman and her Australian boyfriend. Police say 19-year-old Kam McLeod and 18-year-old Bryer Schmegelsky, who were originally reported missing, are now suspects, and may be armed. Janet Shamlian reports.
Rocky's cousin and her family insist the rapper and his friends were defending themselves, and that video footage will prove them innocent
American rapper A$AP Rocky is expected to learn tomorrow whether Swedish prosecutors will charge him with assault. The rapper has been detained in Sweden for three weeks, along with his cousin and a friend, following a street brawl last month. Their case has gained worldwide attention, including from President Trump. CBS News spoke with the families of the three men in New York, who say they just want justice. Vladimir Duthiers reports.
Senior adviser Symone Sanders shot down the idea that this released plan is aimed at undoing certain ills implemented in the 1994 crime bill
A former Morehouse College student has accused the all-male, HBCU of ignoring his accusations of sexual misconduct. The school has launched an investigation after Michael Key's twitter videos went viral. Eric Stirgus, a reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, joins CBSN to discuss the latest.
The New York Police Department said Tuesday that one person is being questioned in connection with a viral video of police officers being doused with water while responding to calls. The videos caused widespread outrage in the city and online.