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Crime, Law and Justice

Community gathers to reflect, remember on first anniversary of Justine Ruszczyk's death

Community gathers to reflect, remember on first anniversary of Justine Ruszczyk's death

Friends and family gathered Sunday afternoon at the place where she lost her life to remember Justine Ruszczyk and to discuss events that have happened in the year since her death.
by Nina Moini

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Chicago police release video from fatal shooting that sparked protests

Chicago police release video from fatal shooting that sparked protests

Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said it's the quickest he has ever ordered such video released. He also said he hoped that making the 30-second clip public before a planned protest would prevent another violent confrontation between residents and officers.
by Associated Press

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Mich. governor wants to sue 3M to recoup costs of contamination

Mich. governor wants to sue 3M to recoup costs of contamination

Gov. Rick Snyder said Friday that the state of Michigan intends to sue the Minnesota-based manufacturer of chemicals linked to contaminated water near military bases and industrial sites, citing "significant costs" that will only rise in the future.
by The Associated Press

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