Protesters crash wedding of cop who fatally shot unarmed black man
"How have you been sleeping?" one protester asks the officer, one of two who shot Clark to death in his grandmother's backyard in March; neither's been indicted
Protests Over Police Violence
Family outraged over patient's death after altercation in ER
Family alleges confrontation with police involved use of excessive force
Protesters return to the streets over ex-cop's acquittal
Demonstrators march in St. Louis to protest acquittal of white ex-police officer in killing of black suspect
Ex-officer learns his fate in killing of black man
Former St. Louis police officer Jason Stockley shot 24-year-old Anthony Lamar Smith five times in 2011
Prosecutors to consider charges in woman's fatal police shooting
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension announced that its investigation into the death of Justine Damond at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer is complete
New recruits join Milwaukee's police squad amid controversy
42 new recruits to the Milwaukee Police Department were sworn in last year and cleared for 27 weeks of training
Feeling cut off, cop cleared in killing takes action
White Oklahoma police officer was recently acquitted of fatally shooting unarmed black man
Why is convicting officers so rare?
Since 2005, 82 officers have been charged, but only 29 have been convicted
Family reaches settlement in Philando Castile's death
Mother of Philando Castile reaches $3 million settlement in his death
Settlement amount for Michael Brown's family revealed
Michael Brown, 18, was unarmed when he was fatally shot by officer Darren Wilson in 2014
Bullets in deadly police shooting came close to 4-year-old
Philando Castile's girlfriend, her young daughter were in car when police officer killed black motorist
Jurors in Philando Castile case hear audio from after deadly shooting
"I don't know where the gun was," Officer Jeronimo Yanez said shortly after fatally shooting Philando Castile
Cleveland takes action on cop who killed 12-year-old boy
Tamir Rice shooting at Cleveland recreation center in 2014 left 12-year-old boy holding pellet gun dead
"Black and Blue" examines divide between police, black communities
CBS News' Jeff Pegues is taking an in-depth look at the crisis in his new book
Attorney general on crime
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions spoke to law enforcement officers in St. Louis, where he outlined his plan to combat crime and drug addiction. CBS News justice reporter Paula Reid spoke to CBSN about what Sessions had to say.
DOJ's civil rights chief details Chicago policing practices in scathing report
Vanita Gupta calls Chicago police's accountability systems "broken," says the city has been done a disservice
Disciplinary charges brought against cops involved in black boy's death
Tamir Rice was killed while playing with pellet gun outside Cleveland recreation center in 2014
Feds, Baltimore reach agreement on policing in wake of controversial death
Justice Department began investigation of police department's patterns, practices after 2015 death of Freddie Gray
Chicago sergeant stripped of powers after deadly shooting
Police sergeant says victim, Kajuan Raye, brandished gun but police haven't found weapon; Raye's relatives say he wasn't armed
Attacks on police
There have been more targeted attacks on police in 2016 than any other year for the past 20 years. Over the past week, six officers were attacked in multiple cities across the country - including an officer in Idaho who had to react quickly. Don Dahler has more.
MN cop charged
Officer Jeronimo Yanez has been charged with second-degree manslaughter for shooting and killing Philando Castile at a traffic stop in St. Paul, Minnesota, last July -- an incident that was live-streamed on Facebook by his girlfriend. CBS News' Jamie Yuccas reports.
Baton Rouge officer sues prominent Black Lives Matter activist
Officer claims he was injured during a protest after a deadly police shooting in July; officer says he was struck in the face by a rock or a piece of concrete
Anthem singer: NBA team gave me the boot over what I was wearing
Sevyn Streeter was scheduled to sing before Philadelphia 76ers' season opener until minutes before showtime
N.Y. woman wrote about police killings before officer killed her
In searing, eloquent essay on living with schizophrenia, Deborah Danner agonized over deaths of mentally ill people like her at hands of police
Police chief leader sorry for historical racial abuse
Terrence Cunningham, president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, said police have historically been a face of oppression
Crime
Bad grammar may link gamer to dark web murder-for-hire plot
A teen learns she's the target of a hit ordered on the dark web — "48 Hours" goes on a global manhunt to find the shadowy figure behind murder-for-hire sites.
Cop gets 7 years in Russian roulette shooting of colleague
A St. Louis police officer accused of accidentally killing a female colleague while playing a variation of Russian roulette pleaded guilty.
Minnesota teen says ex-boyfriend ordered her murder on the dark web
"48 Hours" tracks ex-boyfriend to England and searches the globe for the shadowy figure behind several hit man-for-hire sites.
Willie Godbolt blames devil for 8 murders but gets death penalty
Godbolt said in court he'd prayed to be a better man, "but the devil came to kill and destroy. He wasn't going to let that be."
Daughter of alleged Mexican drug kingpin El Mencho arrested
El Mencho is allegedly the head of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion and is considered the "number one priority for DEA."
Man convicted of raping woman he befriended while posing as gay
During the rape the man told the victim that, "if she fought or screamed, 'I will get my boys to come in and hold you down,'" the district attorney's office said in a statement.
Weinstein juror: "There was nothing simple" about decision
Weinstein now faces up to 29 years in prison.
Ex-Baltimore mayor gets 3 years in prison for book scheme
The scandal has shaken Maryland's largest city, which for years has struggled with grinding poverty, political mismanagement, record crime rates and police abuses that led to massive riots.
Lawyers claim new evidence clears Lori Loughlin in college scandal
The same goes for her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, the attorneys assert about the newly disclosed information
Four alleged neo-Nazis accused of intimidating journalists
One defendant allegedly wrote that the goal was to "have them all wake up one morning and find themselves terrorized by targeted propaganda."
Right-wing extremists killed 38 in U.S. last year, report finds
Right-wing extremists, including white supremacists, were responsible for a large majority of extremist murders in the U.S. last year.
5 killed in shooting at Molson Coors campus in Milwaukee
The suspected shooter was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
New Mexico governor: Sheriffs should enforce new gun law or resign
The new law enables state district courts to order the temporary surrender of firearms.
Dylann Roof went on hunger strike on federal death row
Killer of 9 black church members in Charleston, South Carolina tells Associated Press he's being mistreated
Hot Pockets heiress sentenced in college admissions scandal
Janavs was accused of paying bribes to help two of her children get into college.
