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Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

As more police use facial recognition software, the search for suspects is leaving behind is a trail of new victims. First in a series.

As more police use facial recognition software, the search for suspects is leaving behind is a trail of new victims. First in a series.

Three activists protesting the planned facility were charged under a little-known Georgia law, raising first amendment concerns

Data also depicts how often an active shooter situation happens.

Memphis’s City Council has approved its own version of the Driving Equality Act, a Philly law that changes which vehicle offenses can be the primary reason for pulling a driver over.

Livestreaming offers aggressors a unique ability to reach a large audience at any given time. Preventing it is a challenge for the same reason.

After young Black man Tyre Nichols was killed by police, there are renewed calls to reform law enforcement in the US.

No experienced supervisors attended the scene of Nichols’s deadly arrest and Memphis’s police department is hundreds of officers short of its target strength

In the years leading up to Tyre Nichols’ deadly arrest, Memphis police have been dogged by a confluence of dangerous trends, including a chronic shortage of officers and a struggle