Over three years after Black US citizen George Floyd's last words 'Let me breathe' became a rallying cry against racism in the United States, it has been revealed that the police in Minneapolis routinely use excessive force and discriminate against Black and Native American people.

George Floyd's killing: Justice department's report exposes racist face of Minneapolis Police

25 May marked the one-year anniversary of the Minneapolis man George Floyd in police custody that sparked worldwide protests that we know as the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. Even after the incident, US lawmakers have failed to pass comprehensive Police reform legislation. WION brings you a report.

One year after Floyd's death: Family urges to pass Police reform bill

The city of Minneapolis on Friday (March 12) agreed to pay $27 million to settle a lawsuit by the family of George Floyd over his death in police custody, a case that stirred national protests over racial injustice and police brutality.

Minneapolis to pay $27 mln to settle George Floyd's family civil lawsuit over deadly arrest

A Minnesota judge ordered the release of body camera footage recorded by former officers charged in the death of George Floyd. Judge Peter Cahill ruled Friday the that videos from the body cameras of Thomas Lane and J.

George Floyd case: Judge orders release of Minneapolis police body camera video

Police worldwide have taken to technology to fight crime and undetake surveillance operations with the help of drones but a unique startup in Chicago named Benchmark Analytics has come up with a software to pointout police behaviour which the Minneapolis Police Department is looking at very seriously in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder by a police officer.

George Floyd death: Technology can now predict police officer's behaviour

One man was killed and around 11 people have been injured in a shooting that took place in Minneapolis in the early hours of Sunday. “One adult male died and 11 have no-life-threatening wounds,” Minneapolis police tweeted.

US: One dead and at least 11 injured in Minneapolis shooting

Hackers and activists have once again taken to protests but this time after the brutal death of George Floyd due to police brutality. An online collective group by the name of 'Anonymous' has surged once again as protests are spreading across US.

Who are the 'Anonymous' and what have they done so far?