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Tag Archives: Law Enforcement
A Man, A Woman, A Dog And A Park
A not entirely chance encounter demonstrates that it is possible to be a bully about being right.
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FBI Cracks Another iPhone Case
The FBI cracked a terror suspect’s cellphones on its own but still says it needs keys from Apple.
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Another Glynn County Horror Story
In a newly notorious Georgia county, the law habitually behaves as a law unto itself.
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Skeletons In A Lawman’s Closet
Mud flies in the Broward County sheriff’s race, where the incumbent failed to disclose a tragic detail from his childhood.
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A Sheriff’s Negative Endorsement
Deputies may have no confidence in Broward County’s sheriff, but one voter counts that as an endorsement.
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Cash Back At The Supreme Court
A daughter’s coming-of-age party is lost forever, but her mother turns to the Supreme Court for a measure of justice.
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Exploiting Tragedy To Squeeze Apple
Investigators found evidence to conclude that a terrorist acted alone, but Barr pressures Apple to hack its phones anyway.
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Frequent Flyer Meets Errant Lawman (Again)
Broward Believe It or Not: Detective challenges the same African American traveler he interrogated last year in the same place.
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Cops And The ‘K-Hole’
A young man’s fatal encounter with Colorado police highlights the co-opting of emergency medicine by law enforcement.
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