The US Justice Department will not charge the Cleveland police officers who fatally shot a 12-year-old Black boy, Tamir Rice, holding a toy gun, in 2014. Prosecutors "found insufficient evidence to support federal criminal charges against Cleveland Division of Police (CDP) Officers Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback," the Justice Department said in a statement on Tuesday.

US won't charge officers who shot Black child due to lack of evidence

After the unjust ruling of Breonna Taylor's — a Black medical worker — shooting, locals took to streets to protest against the ruling of one out of three policemen for "wanton endangerment" for firing into a neighbour's apartment in Louisville.

Seattle police officer runs bicycle over protestor's head; caught on tape

Police have removed handcuffs shackling Jacob Blake, who is paralyzed after US police shot him repeatedly in the back, to his hospital bed and stopped monitoring him, Blake's lawyer said Friday. African-American Blake, 29, was shot seven times in the back point blank over the weekend by a white police officer in Kenosha, Wisconsin and has no movement from the waist down.

Video: Paralysed US police shooting victim Jacob Blake released from handcuffs in hospital bed

Violent crimes like murders and assault have witnessed a spike in many American cities during the global pandemic. Also read: A record number of aid workers were murdered in 2019 across the globe According to a new data from the nonpartisan Council on Criminal Justice (CCJ) think tank, from May to June homicides in 20 major US cities have witnessed an increase by 37 per cent, led by Chicago, Philadelphia and Milwaukee.

Violent crimes witness steep rise in American cities during pandemic: Report

Four people were killed and 14 others shot, as gunfire erupted in several places around the city overnight, authorities said. Also read: One dead in shooting at US Black Lives Matter rally Police officers found 21-year-old Antonio Blair with gunshots wounds when they reached at the Avondale neighborhood around 12:30 am.

US: At least 18 people shot, with 4 dead, across Cincinnati, say police

In this screen capture from police body camera footage, George Floyd is seen in his car as police approach and try to arrest him

New bodycam footage of George Floyd's death | 'I Can't Breathe' | WION | World News

Atrocities of the US police are out of bounds now and even 8-year-old kids are not spared. In an extremely distressing video posted on social media two Florida police officers can be seen handcuffing an eight-year-old. The incident is from December 14, 2018.

8-year-old arrested on felony charge in US | Handcuffed, booked and briefly jailed | World News

United States President Donald Trump has downplayed police violence against Black people, citing “more white people” are killed by police officers. “And so are white people, so are white people.

Trump says 'more white people' than Blacks are killed by US police

Oklahoma City Police Department release May 20, 2019 footage of a black man's arrest. The newly released body camera footage shows a suspect saying “I can’t breathe” before he died at a hospital. Watch report.

US police release footage of Scott's arrest | Black man arrest in 2019

A man opened fire n Cuban embassy in the United States on Thursday. No injury has been reported so far. According to local media reports, police has arrested the suspected shooter.

Man arrested for shooting outside Cuba's US embassy, no injuries

British police arrested a fifth teenager on Saturday following a homophobic attack on a lesbian couple who refused to kiss for a gang of youths on a London night bus.

UK police make fifth teen arrest after bus attack on lesbian couple

US police Monday launched a bid to evict Americans who have been occupying the Venezuelan embassy in Washington for weeks in protest against opposition leader Juan Guaido.

US police launch bid to evict pro-Maduro activists from Venezuela embassy

The prosecution has admitted to a new embarrassing error in the Harvey Weinstein case, saying a police detective told one of the disgraced Hollywood producer's accusers to delete from her phone anything she wanted to keep private.

New accusations against police in Weinstein case

The trooper, unaware of the victim's disability, trailed the man for eight miles as he wanted to pull him over for speeding

US: Deaf-mute driver shot dead by policeman

Half of America's 30 biggest cities have issued directives to pair up police officers

US police forces search for new tactics in wake of Dallas

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