58 felony cases, most involving drugs, were determined to be unprosecutable and dismissed after an audit of the Hanceville Police Department evidence room by the Alabama State Bureau of ...

Audit finds prior Maryland medical examiner misclassified deaths of people in police restraint. AG: Auditors unanimously find in 36 cases deaths should have been classified as homicides ...

The audit was carried out by a team that was tasked with reviewing former Chief Medical Examiner Dr. David Fowler's cases after he testified that Minnesota Police Officer Derek Chauvin did not ...

An audit of past rulings by a controversial medical examiner found that 36 cases of police custody deaths deemed accidents should have instead been classified as homicides.

Among the cases reviewed in the audit was the death of Anton Black, a 19-year-old athlete who was pinned down by police officers for about six minutes before he died in 2018.

A first-of-its-kind audit report released Thursday revealed that 36 deaths in police custody should have been deemed homicides. Instead, they were misclassified as undetermined, accidental or ...

Maryland families push police to reopen cases reclassified as homicides 00:34. Civil rights leaders are putting a spotlight on the Katherine Morris Death Reclassification Act, which requires ...

State officials say the audit reveals a pattern of racial and pro-police bias. ... 833-282-0961, for the families involved in the 41 cases identified in the audit to call state officials.

Nearly five dozen felony criminal cases were dismissed by the same Cullman County grand jury that said the police department that made the arrests should be abolished due to the agency’s ...

The audit was carried out by a team that was tasked with reviewing former Chief Medical Examiner Dr. David Fowler’s cases after he testified that Minnesota Police Officer Derek Chauvin did not ...