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Chicago Policemen Acquitted Of Alleged Coverup In Teen Shooting
Three current and former Chicago police officers were acquitted on Thursday of conspiring to protect a colleague by lying about the circumstances around the fatal police shooting of a black teen.
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Jury Convicts US Police Officer Who Shot Black Teen 16 Times For Murder
White Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder on Friday for the 2014 shooting of black teen Laquan McDonald, a case that laid bare tensions between the black community and the police department in the third-largest US city.
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Chicago Officer Who Shot Black Teen Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charges
A white Chicago police officer charged with murder in the 2014 fatal shooting of a black teenager pleaded not guilty on Tuesday.
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At University Of North Texas, An Ax-Wielding Student Is Fatally Shot By Campus Cop
Ryan McMillan just didn't seem right. The kid so sweet and shy that friends called him "Charlie Brown" should have been in good spirits. In a matter of days, he had finished fall semester at the University of North Texas and celebrated his 21st birthday.
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FBI Arrests Chicago Student After Race Revenge Threat
FBI agents on Monday arrested a black student who allegedly threatened to shoot 16 whites -- one for each bullet that hit a teen in a notorious police shooting.
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Jesse Jackson Calls for Resignations Over Chicago Police Shooting
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson on Saturday joined a chorus calling for Chicago's police superintendent and a top prosecutor to resign for the way they handled last year's fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer.
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Chicago Calm a Day After Release of Video of Police Shooting Teenager
The white Chicago policeman charged with murdering a black teenager he shot 16 times spent his first full day in custody on Wednesday in a jail hospital ward, but calm prevailed in the city despite fears of civil unrest over a video of the slaying.
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US Policeman Charged With Murder Had 20 Earlier Complaints
A white Chicago policeman caught on tape shooting dead a black teenager had at least 20 complaints filed against him but was never disciplined, a database shows, in the latest such incident to inflame racial sentiment in the US.
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Chicago on Edge After Police Shooting Video
Racial tensions soared in Chicago on Tuesday as officials released a graphic video of a police officer shooting a black teen, shortly after he was charged for the death.
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Chicago Cop Charged With Murder In Black Teen's Death; Video Released
A white Chicago police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times last year was charged with first-degree murder Tuesday, hours before the city released a video of the killing that many people fear could spark unrest.
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Chicago Officer Charged With Murder; City Braces for Video of Shooting
A white Chicago policeman was charged on Tuesday with murdering a black teenager, a prosecution that was speeded up in hopes of staving off a fresh burst of the turmoil over race and police use of deadly force that has shaken the United States for more than a year.
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Chicago Policemen Acquitted Of Alleged Coverup In Teen Shooting
Three current and former Chicago police officers were acquitted on Thursday of conspiring to protect a colleague by lying about the circumstances around the fatal police shooting of a black teen.
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Jury Convicts US Police Officer Who Shot Black Teen 16 Times For Murder
White Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke was found guilty of second-degree murder on Friday for the 2014 shooting of black teen Laquan McDonald, a case that laid bare tensions between the black community and the police department in the third-largest US city.
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Chicago Officer Who Shot Black Teen Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charges
A white Chicago police officer charged with murder in the 2014 fatal shooting of a black teenager pleaded not guilty on Tuesday.
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At University Of North Texas, An Ax-Wielding Student Is Fatally Shot By Campus Cop
Ryan McMillan just didn't seem right. The kid so sweet and shy that friends called him "Charlie Brown" should have been in good spirits. In a matter of days, he had finished fall semester at the University of North Texas and celebrated his 21st birthday.
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FBI Arrests Chicago Student After Race Revenge Threat
FBI agents on Monday arrested a black student who allegedly threatened to shoot 16 whites -- one for each bullet that hit a teen in a notorious police shooting.
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Jesse Jackson Calls for Resignations Over Chicago Police Shooting
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson on Saturday joined a chorus calling for Chicago's police superintendent and a top prosecutor to resign for the way they handled last year's fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer.
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Chicago Calm a Day After Release of Video of Police Shooting Teenager
The white Chicago policeman charged with murdering a black teenager he shot 16 times spent his first full day in custody on Wednesday in a jail hospital ward, but calm prevailed in the city despite fears of civil unrest over a video of the slaying.
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US Policeman Charged With Murder Had 20 Earlier Complaints
A white Chicago policeman caught on tape shooting dead a black teenager had at least 20 complaints filed against him but was never disciplined, a database shows, in the latest such incident to inflame racial sentiment in the US.
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Chicago on Edge After Police Shooting Video
Racial tensions soared in Chicago on Tuesday as officials released a graphic video of a police officer shooting a black teen, shortly after he was charged for the death.
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Chicago Cop Charged With Murder In Black Teen's Death; Video Released
A white Chicago police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times last year was charged with first-degree murder Tuesday, hours before the city released a video of the killing that many people fear could spark unrest.
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Chicago Officer Charged With Murder; City Braces for Video of Shooting
A white Chicago policeman was charged on Tuesday with murdering a black teenager, a prosecution that was speeded up in hopes of staving off a fresh burst of the turmoil over race and police use of deadly force that has shaken the United States for more than a year.
