Emmanuel Pullom’s felon ID card, with certain identifying information blurred out. Photo by Connor Sheets/AL.com When a sheriff’s deputy pulled Emmanuel Pullom over on a…
The coronavirus pandemic has placed enormous pressure on New York City’s criminal justice system and the agencies that work within it—as it has in most…
As a global pandemic looms over New York City, one group in particular might be getting left behind: homeless youth. While the city’s Department of…
Reversing a decision he took earlier this week, Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva on Thursday ordered all gun shops closed and sales halted during…
On March 20 I wrote a column for The Crime Report about the so-called “precautionary quarantines” that had been ordered at some units in the…
The $2.2 trillion economic rescue package expected to be approved by Congress on Friday includes several provisions to help state and local law enforcement and…
A real-time COVID-19 “situational awareness tool” for law enforcement agencies has been launched by the National Police Foundation, in collaboration with the National Alliance for…
On April 29, 2018, a white woman in Oakland, Ca., called police after watching a family of African Americans in a public park prepare a…
The lack of stable shelter, the challenge of maintaining proper hygiene, and the inability to stockpile basic food supplies make homeless individuals especially vulnerable during…
Just two weeks after Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey declared a state of emergency, the state has registered 326 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and five fatalities.…