Timeline: From Alton Sterling and Philando Castile to police shootings in Dallas
It's the sort of timeline in which nobody wins, as deadly shootings by police turns to deadly shootings of police
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It's the sort of timeline in which nobody wins, as deadly shootings by police turns to deadly shootings of police
A peaceful protest over recent police shootings turned violent in Dallas when shots were fired; 12 officers were shot, 5 killed
Police say two snipers fired down on police during protest march; brother of suspect said he's innocent, man turned himself in, then was released
Five officers dead after snipers fire on police at demonstration; 3 suspects in custody, one dead after a standoff
Four previous "use of force" complaints lodged against 2 white officers in recent shooting death
Two men and three women are accused of keeping a La. autistic woman in barbaric conditions
The president, speaking from Poland, addressed the issue of police brutality after fatal police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota
Many Americans are searching for a way to cope and spark change in policing; CBS News spoke with some of them
Prosecutors say the defendants had a plan to "get the n***** out of the neighborhood"
Former NYPD detective Marq Claxton and director of the Black Law Enforcement Alliance says police culture needs to change in the wake of deadly shootings
State's Republican governor "believes human and fetal remains should not be treated like medical waste," spokeswoman says
Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy Karnig Ohannessian under investigation for an incident caught on camera outside his home
Gov. Mark Dayton said Thursday he doesn't believe Philando Castile would have been fatally shot by an officer had Castile been white instead of black
18-year-old self-proclaimed ISIS and Pakistan Taliban supporter said he wanted to perform an "MO" (martyrdom operation) in Arizona
Alton Sterling, who earned a living selling CDs, left behind five children