Police Shootings

Feature September 17

For some cops, offering a hand could mean losing your job.

By Taylor Elizabeth Eldridge

Commentary June 15, 2017

A recent Supreme Court decision left open that possibility. That’s bad for the public, and for police.

By Chiraag Bains

Feature March 30, 2017

Many veterans make careers in policing. Some bring war home.

News September 29, 2016

A new docu-series, ‘America Divided,’ explores inequality, issue by issue.

By The Marshall Project

News September 20, 2016

In Chicago and elsewhere, rookies are cannon fodder while vets police the safer neighborhoods.

By Andrew Fan

Q&A July 15, 2016

“My life has to matter, too.”

By Corey G. Johnson

Commentary July 11, 2016

On paper, he looked like a career criminal. But look closer.

By Robin Washington

Life Inside June 16, 2016

A play-by-play of a police-involved shooting in Ohio.

By Josh Hilling as told to Simone Weichselbaum

Q&A May 25, 2016

Five shootings, a text scandal, a hunger strike, and now a new boss.

By John Morrison

News March 16, 2016

After voters oust two prosecutors for failing to hold police accountable, maybe.

By Christie Thompson