Trye Nichols News Today

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The one unnamed Memphis Police officer fired in the Tye Nichols case has now been identified. Documents show Adrian Blakes’ body camera showed other officers kicking Nichols when he was on the ground. However, he did not intervene or report what he saw. During an interview, Blakes reportedly denied seeing the beating. […]

It is always a bittersweet moment when the tragic end of one person ignites the rise of the world’s social consciousness. It is mothers like RowVaughn Wells who are tasked with the heavy burden of transforming their private loss into a public lesson for all.

Dallas, Texas, is taking steps to bridge the gap between police and the community with several events this week.

America seems to have a fascination with Black culture, a fear of Black bodies, and a disregard for Black lives.

Jill Biden will host Bono and Paul Pelosi during the State of the Union, where her guests include prominent Americans who personify some of the top issues President Biden is expected to push.

It’s mind-numbing to imagine, in the era of universal video, that five police officers could participate in the brutal beating of Trye Nichols, which led to his death three days later. That their body cameras were switched on and filming both their own actions and those of their colleagues seems to have deterred them not at all. The horror here

Memphis Police Department being investigated by federal, state and local authorities after man dies following traffic stop