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Civil Rights Attorney Burris to File Federal Lawsuit Against City of Antioch - Vimarsana News

Civil Rights Attorney Burris to File Federal Lawsuit Against City of Antioch

Civil rights attorney John Burris said Wednesday he is planning to file a federal lawsuit against the city of Antioch in the wake of a police texting scandal...

Lawsuit seeks oversight of racist Antioch police - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit seeks oversight of racist Antioch police

In a federal lawsuit eerily similar to one filed 20 years ago in Oakland, civil rights attorney John Burris says the police department in Antioch – 35 miles away – is rife with bigotry, racism, lies and unconstitutional force. 

Source: ktvu.com
Antioch Police Department's text message scandal: here's what to know - Vimarsana News

Antioch Police Department's text message scandal: here's what to know

This is what we know so far about the Antioch Police Department racist text messaging scandal.

Source: ktvu.com
FBI probes California officers who called black people 'monkeys' and threatened to shoot city mayor - Vimarsana News

FBI probes California officers who called black people 'monkeys' and threatened to shoot city mayor

An FBI investigation into more than a dozen police officers in one Northern California community revealed texts that referred to black people as circus monkeys and gorillas.

Calif. cops texted racist slurs, threatened black mayor: officials - Vimarsana News

Calif. cops texted racist slurs, threatened black mayor: officials

More than a dozen cops in California referred to black people as monkeys and gorillas and even threatened to shoot their black mayor in a series of racist texts, according to law enforcement.

Source: nypost.com