GangNET Dec 22, 2020
NBC4 and Telemundo 44 investigate a gang database used by law enforcement to track potential gangs. People told News4 they were labeled gang members, arrested and faced deportation, although they weren’t gang members. There are more than 7,700 people on the database. Some activists and lawmakers in Prince George’s County question if they all belong there. Prince George’s County Bureau. GangNET Dec 22, 2020
In an exclusive report, NBC4 and Telemundo 44 speak with individuals who say they were falsely labeled as gang members and added to a controversial database used by law enforcement Elected leaders and activists in Prince George’s County fear a database police agencies use to track gang members is falsely labeling innocent people. The database is called GangNET and it’s used.
Rhode Island public health officials say they’ve identified the state’s first and second presumptive positive cases of the coronavirus. The Rhode Island Department of Health announced Sunday that an unidentified man in his 40s and a teenager who both had traveled to Europe in mid-February tested positive for the virus. The man’s test result was announced Sunday afternoon, and. PRESIDENT Jul 7, 2019
CONGRESS Oct 24, 2019
The House Ethics Committee Wednesday opened an investigation into Rep. Katie Hill after a conservative website published unsubstantiated accusations that she had an improper relationship with a staffer. The bipartisan leadership of the Ethics panel announced the probe of the freshman California Democrat, noting “public allegations” that Hill “may have engaged in a sexual relationship with an individual on her. CONGRESS Oct 23, 2019
A member of Congress says she’s asked for an investigation into intimate photos she says were posted online without her consent. California Democrat Katie Hill said U.S. Capitol Police are “investigating the situation and potential legal violations of those who posted and distributed the photos.” She said the photos included her and “another individual” and declined further comment.
NBC4 and Telemundo 44 investigate a gang database used by law enforcement to track potential gangs. People told News4 they were labeled gang members, arrested and faced deportation, although they weren’t gang members. There are more than 7,700 people on the database. Some activists and lawmakers in Prince George’s County question if they all belong there. Prince George’s County Bureau. GangNET Dec 22, 2020
In an exclusive report, NBC4 and Telemundo 44 speak with individuals who say they were falsely labeled as gang members and added to a controversial database used by law enforcement Elected leaders and activists in Prince George’s County fear a database police agencies use to track gang members is falsely labeling innocent people. The database is called GangNET and it’s used.