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Nov 20

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Attacks move France to grant law enforcement more power

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Paris marked and mourned one week since a string of attacks that killed 130 people. Since last Friday, French police have carried out hundreds of raids, including one that killed the alleged mastermind. Now the government is moving to give…

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Oct 21

Watch 7:50
Police, prosecutors call for fewer arrests of nonviolent offenders

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More than 130 law enforcement officials from around the country have gathered in Washington to push for reform. Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy and Benjamin David, district attorney from New Hanover and Pender Counties in North Carolina, talk with…

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Sep 17

Watch 8:33
How can America narrow divisions between police and community?

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High-profile incidents of police force against people of color have raised anger and protest across the country, but in some cases, law enforcement has maintained that officers were simply doing their job. How can the public and the police bridge…

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Aug 04

Watch 8:45
What caused the dramatic tipping point in deadly shootings?

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Why has there been a dramatic spike in homicides this year? Judy Woodruff speaks to Col. Sam Dotson, chief of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, and Edward Flynn, chief of the Milwaukee Police Department, two cities that have seen…

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Aug 04

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After declining for decades, homicides surge in cities across the country

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Homicides are up by an average of 19 percent in 35 big cities this year. Chicago is the site of the most most murders -- 252 so far -- while the city of Baltimore had 45 homicides in July alone.

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Jul 03

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Security officials raise alert for Fourth of July despite lack of specific threat

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As the Fourth of July approaches, security officials are on a heightened state of alert. What’s behind the warnings? Hari Sreenivasan talks to Daniel Benjamin, former coordinator for counterterrorism at the State Department.

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May 01

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Obama: It’s “absolutely vital” the truth comes out in Freddie Gray case

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Apr 28

Obama says he’s frustrated over ‘slow-rolling crisis’ of black deaths in police custody

By Nedra Pickler, Associated Press

Urging Americans to "do some soul-searching," President Barack Obama expressed deep frustration Tuesday over recurring black deaths at the hands of police, rioters responding with senseless violence and a society that will only "feign concern" without addressing the root causes.

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Jan 16

Holder restricts federal government’s role in seizing assets

By Associated Press

Federal agencies can no longer take possession of assets seized by local law enforcement, unless the property includes firearms or and other materials that concern public safety.

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Jan 14

FBI beefs up resources against foreign corruption

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

The FBI is stepping up efforts against international corruption, creating new squads to search for bribery cases that are rooted overseas but reach to the United States.

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