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'Rooted in data': Former judge responds to DOJ retracting findings into Memphis Police
Hours after the Department of Justice announced its retraction of findings from an investigation into the Memphis Police Department, FOX13 sought to answer unanswered questions. The biggest question: what happens next?
The victim's brother told police that his elderly neighbor had been threatening to kill his brother for weeks because he ...
DOJ is abandoning efforts for court-approved settlements with Minneapolis and Louisville after finding they had violated ...
Robert Collier, a sex offender, was arrested for exposing himself to a minor in a library and charged with indecent exposure, ...
Jaiquez Ebron, 21, of Greenville, who was wanted in connection with the February 1 murder of 24-year-old Traeon Vontrez ...
The Justice Department announced Wednesday it was canceling proposed consent decrees reached with Minneapolis and Louisville ...
Despite being found not guilty in state court, all three have been convicted in federal court and face time in federal prison ...
One man is critically injured and another detained after a shooting in Memphis following an argument. The investigation is ...
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Memphis mayor: ‘The era of unchecked violence in our city is over’Mayor Paul Young and Police Chief C. J. Davis touted results of recent crime-fighting operations in Memphis on Wednesday.
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