Ferguson
NY cop found guilty in 2014 fatal shooting of unarmed black man
A jury on Feb. 11 found a rookie New York police officer guilty of manslaughter in the 2014 fatal shooting of an unarmed black man -- an incident that fueled US protests against police tactics.
Anonymous threaten to reveal the names of 1,000 Ku Klux Klan members
Hacktivist collective Anonymous have threatened to release the names of around 1,000 Ku Klux Klan members as part of an operation against the white supremacist group in the US. The names, obtained from a Klan twitter account, will be released as part of Anonymous group’s anti-Klan Operation KKK.
Remembering Michael Brown's shooting in Ferguson
Police in riot gear contained around 200 protestors who poured out on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed teen whose death ignited racial tension.
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Protests return to Ferguson streets, state of emergency declared
Police in riot gear contained roughly 200 protesters who had gathered in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri on August 10 to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black teen whose death ignited a national firestorm on race relations.
FBI to assist in probe of Texas football player's death
The FBI will participate in the investigation into the death of an unarmed black Texas college football player who was fatally shot by a white officer during a burglary call at a car dealership, a suburban Dallas police chief said on August 8.
A year after Michael Brown's death, Ferguson has changed
A year ago, Ferguson, Missouri, was a mostly quiet working-class suburban town. The uneasy relationship between its growing black population and its mostly white police force barely registered in local headlines.
Marchers protest police violence in Baltimore, New York
Protesters marched against police violence in cities from New York to Denver on April 29, and a large demonstration in Baltimore ended peacefully two days after rioting over the death of a black man injured in police custody.
Police enforce curfew in Baltimore, disperse protesters
Thousands of police in riot gear and National Guard troops patrolled Baltimore to enforce a curfew at night, dispersing protesters with pepper spray a day after the city was shaken by the worst rioting in the United States in years.
Two wounded in Ferguson shooting
Two protesters have been wounded after shots were fired in Ferguson, Missouri, a day after the Baltimore clashes.
According to latest information from international media, it is yet unclear if the wounded individuals are connected to the protest march.
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Baltimore Issues State of Emergency Following Civil Unrest
The city of Baltimore in the US state of Maryland has issued a state of emergency on account of the riots taking place.
Upon the Monday night protests a number of private and business properties have been looted, police cars set on fire and several police officers have suffered severe injuries, as reported by the BBC.