Police shootings

St. Louis police fatally shot a black teenager they say pointed a gun at them, drawing angry protesters.

Police shot a suspect, who they say pointed a gun at them, while he tried to flee the scene with another individual.

Police arrested at least 23 people late Monday night.

One man was shot Sunday night after a peaceful weekend of street protests to remember the black teenager.

Shooting of Michael Brown thrust the St. Louis suburb into the national spotlight.

Traffic, not guns, killed the most police officers so far in 2015.

Officer Steven Rankin shot and killed William Chapman after finishing three years of desk duty related to another killing.

A man fatally shot by police and another suspect arrested reportedly conspired to kill an officer.

A prosecutor ruled that a Madison police officer's fatal shooting of unarmed biracial teenager Tony Robinson was justified.

A video taken by a bystander appears to show officer Michael T. Slager firing multiple times at Walter L. Scott as he ran away.

Police arrested and charged 20-year-old Jeffrey Williams with assault in the first degree for the shooting of two police officers.

When police departments become profit centers, justice goes out the window.

Two police officers shot yesterday during demonstration as Obama says 'criminals' must be brought to justice

The officers are expected to survive their injuries, St. Louis county police chief Jon Belmar said Thursday morning.

The conditions of the officers is not known but they are both conscious and at a local hospital.

After a police shooting, the Justice Department finds "a pattern...or unlawful conduct."

The Taser used by Los Angeles police was called "ineffective," bringing up questions about the devices.

Three Mexicans have been killed by U.S. police in under a month.

"While on the ground, the suspect and officers struggled over one of the officer's handguns," the department said.

Police in Washington state killed Antonio Zambrano-Montes after he threw rocks at them. His wife is seeking $25 million.

There were arrests in Paris, Berlin, Belgium and Austria today after two were killed in a raid in Belgium last night.

Attackers took hostages at a Jewish market and a print-works building north of Paris.

Evidence has emerged linked at least one of the attackers to al-Qaeda in the Arabian Penisular, or AQAP.

Several explosions and gunfire were heard at the scene in the late afternoon on Friday.

The manhunt, which started on Wednesday, has been focused on the town of Dammartin-en-Goele.

There have been reports that the gunmen held up a petrol station in northern France Thursday morning.

A 27-year-old policewoman was killed in Thursday's attack

Jyllands-Posten published 12 cartoons by various artists in September 2005, most of which depict the Prophet Mohammad

Ford, described by his family as suffering from mental problems, was shot on August 11.

Six people have been detained so far for threats against NYPD officers since the fatal shooting of two officers in New York on Saturday.