An ex Louisiana State police officer was indicted by a grand jury for beating a black man 18 times with a flashlight in Monroe, Louisiana.
Dusty Leo, a suspected white supremacist convicted of a hate crime in Maine for attacking an unsuspecting Black man and breaking his jaw because of the color of his skin, was given a light prison sentence because the judge said he was "intoxicated" and must have been "brainwashed."
Antwan Gilmore was asleep in his car when he was approached by Washington D.C. police officers and shot to death in another egregious example of cops shooting first and asking questions last.
Corey Pujols, a Black Dunkin Donuts employee in Tampa, Florida, has been charged with manslaughter for fatally punching an elderly man who used a racist slur that prompted the violence.
Recently released court documents showed a group of Louisiana State Troopers joked about beating a Black man in a group text, pointing to a larger pattern of police brutality among officers in the northeast part of the state.
Carl Dorsey III was killed by Newark Police Department Detective Rod Simpkins on New Year's Day under questionable circumstances as officials provide vague reports surrounding the early morning shooting.
Andre' Hill, 47, was identified as the victim in the Dec. 22 police shooting that has again stirred national attention over law enforcement's incessant use of excessive force.
Walter Wallace Jr., who was said to have suffered from mental illness, was killed on a Philadelphia street as his mother begged police not to shoot him.
The family of Kawaski Trawick was reacting with outrage at a prosecutor's decision against criminally charging the NYPD cops who Tasered, shot and killed him in his apartment.
A police officer who stopped a Black man in Arizona over an air freshener has been fired.
The Raleigh Police Department's latest police-involved shooting is on a growing list of others.
Malik Williams, a 23-year-old paraplegic Black man, was shot and killed by Federal Way, Washington police officers.
