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The use of force by law enforcement officers in the United States, including policies, training, and court precedent.
Multiple reputable reports state that and city officials identified as a lawful gun owner who held a permit to carry a firearm at the time he was killed; contemporaneous videos and preliminary interna...
Federal agents in the commonly deploy such as tear gas (various “lachrymators”), pepper spray (oleoresin capsicum, OC), and irritant payloads in pepper‑ball projectiles during crowd operations, and co...
said its decision not to charge Police officer who shot rested on a body of physical and testimonial evidence — principally video and radio recordings, witness interviews, autopsy findings and the con...
are allowed under current legal and agency frameworks to escalate force because policies and court precedent tie force to an officer’s need to protect life, effect lawful objectives, and respond to ex...