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Mass. Police Can Be Secretly Recorded While On Duty In Public, Judge Rules
A federal judge ruled that using a 1968 Massachusetts wiretap law to criminalize secret audio recordings of government officials would be unconstitutional. -
DJ Henry’s Parents On Their Fight For Justice
To this day, the officer who shot 20-year-old DJ Henry hasn't faced a single consequence. -
White Officer Charged With Murder In Death Of Black Neighbor
A white former Dallas police officer was indicated on murder charges Friday, nearly three months after she fatally shot an unarmed black neighbor. -
Walsh Asked To Stop BPD From Attending Israeli Training
Activists want Mayor Walsh to cancel the BPD's participation in an annual training seminar in Israel they say promotes militarized responses to public safety concerns. -
Police Fatally Shoot Black Security Guard Who Detained Suspected Shooter
A police officer arriving on the scene shot and killed Jemel Roberson, a uniformed security guard who had detained a suspect after a shooting in a suburban Chicago bar. -
A High-Tech Tool For Nabbing Speeders
There's a new virtual cop that appears to be effective at stopping drivers from speeding. But it's not legal in Massachusetts. -
Rachael Rollins Rolls Out Plans For Suffolk County DA's Office (If She Wins In November)
Rollins became the first African-American woman to win a Democratic primary for the position of Suffolk DA. -
While Touring Boston Neighborhoods, New Police Commissioner Says He's Open To Change
William Gross says that starts with community input. -
How A Team Of Citizen Researchers Are Finding New Layers In The Story Of The 1919 Boston Police Strike
Thanks to the curiosity of one Boston police department employee, a small army of volunteers is now adding new research to a near-century old Boston story. -
U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling Talks Marijuana, Immigration And Attorney General Jeff Sessions
The veteran prosecutor weighed in how he plans to enforce federal law in Massachusetts.
