Black man detained while moving into his own home and then harassed

A 61 year old veteran was held at gunpoint while moving. He was handcuffed at the scene and investigated.

After the incident, the police allegedly harassed him for weeks and his racial bias complaint was blocked by the police chief.

The man went to the ACLU of Kansas who is pursuing the case with the State.

Former police officer charged for child pornography

A former officer of the Bossier City Police Department, which had been placed in administrative leave for allegations of animal sex abuse has additional charges leveled against him.

The newer batch of charges surround allegations of possession of child pornography.

His is currently in a correctional facility while the charges are pending on over half-a-million dollars bond.

Washington DOL reduces time to request DOL hearing to 7 days

If you are charged with a DUI, do not forget that the DOL has reduced that time to request a DOL administrative hearing from 20 days to 7 days starting in 2019!

Police accused of turning off body cameras in bad faith

Lawmakers in Tennessee proposed legislation to make it a felony to turn off a body camera in bad faith.

This was in response to body cameras being turned off during the Martavious Banks shooting.

The Memphis Police Association called the proposed legislation "counter-productive" indicting that it would turn people off from being police officers and that they believed that it was already a felony to tamper with evidence. Whether turning a body camera off would be tampering with evidence is not currently very clear.

Vet gets "roughed up" for filming cop

A police officer in Vallejo, California went after  a former U.S. marine veteran for filming him during a separate investigation.

The officer mashed the former veteran's face into a wall and swung him into a pole. He was diagnosed with a concussion and his fingers were numb from the tightness of the handcuffs. The former veteran was later let go.

The officer had previously been sued for civil rights violations.