HOUSTON — A federal lawsuit has been filed against Harris County and two sheriff's deputies on behalf of a woman who was shot ...

HOUSTON — A federal lawsuit has been filed against Harris County and two sheriff's deputies on behalf of a woman who was shot ...

Five years after George Floyd's death sparked worldwide protests over police brutality and racism, NPR's Michel Martin reflects on Morning Edition's return to Minneapolis to examine what has changed.

A year ago at this time, former ESPNer Todd McShay said on Pardon My Take that Kiper did not have a cell phone, and that McShay would have to text Kiper’s wife, Kim, to get a message to him.

She’d call his father to come over and discipline him, which usually consisted of Martin’s cell phone being taken ... Robert sat in attorney Benjamin Crump’s office about 120 miles away ...

The state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) announced Tuesday that its digital evidence examiners took a second run at the phone and retrieved ... rights attorney Benjamin Crump and asked ...

Prosecutors said the 47-year-old Hill was holding a cell phone in one hand and a set ... National civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump, who is representing Hill's family, alleged that the officers ...

The family of George Floyd and their lawyer, Benjamin Crump, rebuked claims from police officers’ defense lawyers that Mr. Floyd died of an overdose. The congressional Democrats asked Attorney ...

The killing of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed Black teenager who was fatally shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer in a suburb of Orlando, Fla., catapulted Mr. Crump into the spotlight.

On Monday (July 8), civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump stood outside a Hyatt Regency and demanded justice for a Milwaukee man who died after he was held face down by hotel security guards.

He said the three guards attacked him as they were escorting him back to his cell from the clinic and ... In January, civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump joined 27 families who claimed there ...

Standing outside a courtroom on the seventh floor of the Miami-Dade criminal courthouse Tuesday morning, civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump called the police shooting of a man suffering a mental ...