By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Wednesday, September 14, 2011 Denver Post. A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don’t make “substantial progress” toward handing…
A federal judge has threatened Denver with $5,000-a-day fines if city officials don't make "substantial progress" toward handing over police excessive-force documents that are the subject of a lawsuit. View…
By posted in Civil Rights on Friday, September 9, 2011 There are about 2,000 Libyan international students living in the United States. Most of the students are highly educated, pursuing…
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Friday, September 9, 2011 Four women are fighting to clear their names, after being charged in a case where Denver police were found to…
By posted in Civil Rights on Friday, September 9, 2011 The lives of all Americans changed on Sept. 11, 2001, no matter their background, or their religion. As 9NEWS commemorates…
As 9NEWS commemorates 10 years since that tragic day, we look into how the terrorist attacks affected the lives of Muslim-Americans. Many were racially profiled and shown intolerance at its…
A clearly peeved federal judge on Wednesday ordered Denver to turn over a trove of documents related to the city Police Department's handling of excessive-force complaints against its officers. View…
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Thursday, July 28, 2011 A clearly peeved federal judge on Wednesday ordered Denver to turn over a trove of documents related to the city…
By posted in Police Brutality/Misconduct on Friday, July 22, 2011 A Golden woman filed a lawsuit July 16 against a Jeffco deputy and a Colorado School of Mines campus police…
A Golden woman filed a lawsuit July 16 against a Jeffco deputy and a Colorado School of Mines campus police officer, alleging her Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and…