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It was one week after George Floyd had been killed by a police officer in Minneapolis, and protests calling for police accountability over treatment of…
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As the days of demonstrations over Jason Stockley’s acquittal go on, protesters in St. Louis are outlining the policy changes they say will help create a…
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Legislation updating Missouri law regarding when police can use deadly force has been signed by Gov. Jay Nixon.House Bill 2332 brings Missouri's use of…
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Missouri's use of deadly force law would become more in line with federal standards under a bill being weighed by a House committee.Current state law does…
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The St. Louis police department’s use of force policy is receiving poor marks from an advocacy group working to end excessive police violence.Campaign…
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Nearly six months after he first asked for the authority to do so, Alderman Antonio French has started his review of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police…
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Nick Berardini was just a journalism student at the University of Missouri when he was sent out on an assignment that would impact his life and his career…
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Standing in the annex of the Washington Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church Sunday, St. Louis attorney Pamela Meanes told congregants that increased…
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Updated 5:50 p.m. April 29 - The Senate gave final approval to its deadly force bill Wednesday.The bill raises the standard to justify the use of deadly…
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Do police do enough to de-escalate encounters with people who may be mentally ill? Why do police use guns against a person with possible mental health…