Monthly Archives: March 2011

Race Issues Rise for Miami Police Michael McElroy for The New York Times Miguel A. Exposito, Miami’s police chief, at a Miami City Commision meeting in January. By DON VAN NATTA Jr. MIAMI — The video, shot with a hand-held … Continue reading →

Where there is no Justice, there is no freedom and when people lose trust in authority and those who are in charge of the authority, they lose faith in the process of the system of Justice that has been their … Continue reading →

  The dismissal of the four Pace college students has once again brought into question should police investigate police and should the District Attorney’s office request an independent investigator for questionable police shooting. Delpeche, 23, of Brooklyn, Parker, 23, of … Continue reading →

The NAACP is once again disappointed in the actions or lack of same by the Westchester District Attorney and the evasive right of obtaining Justice for African Americans in Westchester County. The White Plains NAACP as well as the New … Continue reading →

Houston Police Video A friend sent me a link to this video last night to ask me what I thought. I don’t have words to describe this; anything I can choke out is inadequate. Even what I write here will … Continue reading →

The Pace University students Daniel Parker, Joseph Garcia, Joseph Romanick, and Yves Delpeche have returned to court in an attempt to get their charges dismissed. These young men were charged with obstruction of justice and resisting arrest when they tried to … Continue reading →

According to new statistics from the New York Police Department, 2010 found more people than ever subjected to the force’s controversial “stop and frisk” measure, which has cops randomly stop citizens for questioning and to search them for contraband.  Even … Continue reading →