Police shootings

"We unanimously find there is no probable cause to believe the Troopers committed any criminal offense in the shooting of Xzavier Deyonte Hill on January 9, 2021," a Virginia grand jury concluded on Friday.

"How does shooting a human being in the back up close 7 times not warrant charges?" King wrote on Twitter.

The 47-year-old Black man was unarmed when he was shot and killed by a police officer who had not activated his body-worn camera.

In an email sent to Newsweek, the Oklahoma City Police Department confirmed the man's death but did not release his name or identified the officers involved in the shooting.

The family also said that Goodson's grandmother and two toddlers who were not his own children witnessed the shooting.

Kevin Peterson Jr., 21, was left lying on the ground for eleven hours in a U.S. Bank parking lot after the fatal shooting in Vancouver, according to his family and a witness.

Philadelphia Police shot and killed the 27-year-old Black man in the street, sparking numerous protests.

The 27-year-old Black man was fatally shot by police in Philadelphia on Monday. His father said he struggled with mental health issues and was on medication.

Mayor Dennis McBride said the decision about Officer Joseph Mensah's continued employment was "not in the hands" of his office.

Protests initially erupted in the Milwaukee suburb on Wednesday after the local district attorney declined to file charges against an officer in the fatal shooting of teenager Alvin Cole.

Wauwatosa police officer Joseph Mensah has fatally shot three people in five years, but has not faced charges in any of the shootings.

Following a medical examiner's report ruling Vincent Truitt death a homicide, the family are renewing their calls for the bodycam footage to be released.

A wrongful-slaying case has reached a courtroom after six years of police delays.

Price, 31, was identified by his family and friends as the man killed by police at a gas station in Wolfe City, Texas on Saturday night.

The 31-year-old was shot dead by an officer at a gas station in Wolfe City, Texas on Saturday night, his family and friends said.

Officers Aubrey Gregory and Robinson Desroches were shot on Wednesday evening at protests.

The shootings followed moments of civil unrest and arrests following the announcement of criminal indictments facing one of three police officers involved in Taylor's death.

The Maricopa County Attorney said that an Arizona State Trooper killed a 28-year-old Black man in self-defense, but the family still wants justice.

Officers chased the boy, called Linden, and shot him after his mother called 911 to get him mental health treatment in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The city of Louisville agreed to pay Taylor's family $12 million and implement new police reforms in a settlement of the civil lawsuit brought by her family.

"I don't have separate prayers for police victims and for police that are victimized," Sharpton said on Monday.

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Ricardo Munoz, 27, was seen on body camera footage wielding a knife when he was shot by the officer in Lancaster, authorities said.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department shared video of the shooting that shows a person open fire through the passenger-side window of the patrol car in Compton.

"I know that we can do better with our training when it comes to our officers dealing with and supporting families and individuals who are in a mental health crisis," the mayor said.

"The streets of our cities are safer with this violent agitator removed, and the actions that led to his location are an unmistakable demonstration that the United States will be governed by law, not violent mobs," Attorney General Barr said.

A Black Democratic state rep in Tennessee said he's "appalled" by comparisons between today's racial unrest and Martin Luther King Jr.'s era of the Civil Rights movement.

"We're slowly losing a generation," Mayor John Artaramian told Newsweek, "and that's all of our faults."

Sheskey, who has been with the Kenosha Police Department for seven years, held on to Blake's shirt and fired his service weapon seven times at the man's back, state authorities said.

The man worked at a long-standing mattress store in the city and arrived at the shop that night to witness protesters attempting to set it on fire.