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District Attorney Rachael Rollins: 'Not Helpful' That Boston Police Didn't Wear Body Cameras At 'Straight Pride'
Rollins called on the Boston City Council to revisit the incident. -
Suffolk County Sheriff Breaks Contract With ICE
Officials plan instead to focus resources on the increasing number of women entering the Suffolk County jail. -
Andrea Cabral: Something In State Police Culture Needs To Change
Former Suffolk County Sheriff and Secretary of Public Safety Andrea Cabral said that something in the culture of the state police needs to change. -
All Rev'd Up: Overdue Justice For Eric Garner
The police officer involved in Garner's death has been fired five years after the fatal arrest. -
Chuck Todd: Police Could Become Advocates For Gun Reform, After Philadelphia Standoff
Police could push Congress to enact gun reform after six police officers were wounded in a standoff in Philadelphia Wednesday, Todd said. -
Callie Crossley On NY Mayor Bill De Blasio's Handling Of The Eric Garner Case
"He is going to have to answer, what do you say to your son then when that easily could have been him or anybody like him on the street where this guy is choking him to death," she said. -
No Federal Charges In Eric Garner Death At Hands Of New York Police Officers In 2014
The lack of legal consequences has once again raised questions from police reform activists about a lack of accountability for police officers. -
Beacon Hill Considers Police Body Cam Regulations
As Massachusetts tries to figure out how to implement body cameras for police, the State House is revisiting all the questions that made the cameras so controversial in the first place. -
Bill Would Exempt Bodycam Recordings From Public Records Law
Secretary of State William Galvin is urging lawmakers to reject the proposed exemption. -
Mass. ACLU Sues MassDOT Over Sharing RMV Photo Database With ICE, FBI
The Mass. ACLU is alleging that the state’s sharing of the RMV's photo database with government agencies like the FBI and ICE is unconstitutional.
