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May 7, 2024
Four men pleaded no contest Monday in a sweeping gang shooting case that illuminated reams of racist text messages shared between dozens of Antioch police officers.
May 6, 2024
Four men pleaded no contest Monday in a sweeping gang shooting case that illuminated reams of racist text messages shared between dozens of Antioch police officers. Terryon Pugh, Eric Windom, Keyshawn McGee and Trent Allen all pleaded no contest Monday to voluntary manslaughter and attempted murder in the
May 6, 2024
Four men pleaded no contest Monday in a sweeping gang shooting case that illuminated reams of racist text messages shared between dozens of Antioch police officers.
February 7, 2024
A judge announced his remedies related to California Racial Justice Act violations in a murder case linked to the Antioch police texting scandal.
February 6, 2024
The case became a focal point for the Antioch police scandal involving racist and homophobic texts along allegations that officers committed civil rights violations and other crimes.
February 6, 2024
A Contra Costa County judge has dismissed special-circumstances enhancements against four people accused of murder in Antioch.
September 16, 2023
A race studies expert Friday compared text messages among Antioch police about Black murder suspects to the racist animalization and encouragement of violence...
August 27, 2023
Superior Court Judge Court David Goldstein says APD officers subpoenaed to testify in the CA Racial Justice Act hearing do not have to take the stand.
August 26, 2023
At least two Antioch officers were expected to take the stand to testify about racism within their own department Friday, but a last minute legal maneuver by the Contra Costa DA and a superior court judge prevented it.
August 26, 2023
At least two Antioch officers were expected to take the stand to testify about racism within their own department Friday, but a last minute legal maneuver by the Contra Costa DA and a superior court judge prevented it.