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New Report Shows Excessive Police Force Is Not Uncommon - Vimarsana News

New Report Shows Excessive Police Force Is Not Uncommon

Recent incidents in Norfolk and Chicago, along with a new Associated Press report, shed light on the persistent issue of excessive force in law enforcement encounters nationwide, particularly impacting Black Americans. #ExcessiveForce, #PoliceShooting, #RacialDisparities, #AssociatedPress, #Norfolk, #Chicago

Dexter Reed shooting: Chicago man killed by cops had earlier pulled a knife on his uncle, who shot him - Vimarsana News

Dexter Reed shooting: Chicago man killed by cops had earlier pulled a knife on his uncle, who shot him

Details of the earlier shooting 2 years ago give a clearer picture of a man who struggled with mental health before he died in a hail of gunfire during a traffic stop.

Video shows Chicago police firing at Dexter Reed 96 times in 41 seconds after he shot officer, COPA says - Vimarsana News

Video shows Chicago police firing at Dexter Reed 96 times in 41 seconds after he shot officer, COPA says

Reed's uncle criticized police for continuing to fire after Reed got out of his SUV. "That is nothing than plain murder," he said.

Brandon Johnson to return $46,500 in banned campaign contributions from city contractors - Vimarsana News

Brandon Johnson to return $46,500 in banned campaign contributions from city contractors

A campaign aide calls it an “oversight” that the Chicago mayor took the money despite an executive order banning him rom accepting money from city contractors.

Ex-Chicago top cop Fred Waller staying on at CPD as a 'deputy director' - Vimarsana News

Ex-Chicago top cop Fred Waller staying on at CPD as a 'deputy director'

Waller, a self-described “old school” former cop, is now a top deputy to Supt. Larry Snelling, who is refining his plans for the city’s policing.