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A Police Charity Bought an iPhone Hacking Tool and Gave it to Cops
Private companies such as Target fund police foundations, which then purchase technology for police departments.
An NYPD 'Bee Cop' Explains How to Calm Down Thousands of Swarming Bees
Officer Darren Mays talks about how he became part of the two-man team, and what it's like to coax 35,000 stinging insects into a vacuum.
A Louisiana City Just Made It Legal for Public Workers to Drink and Drive on the Job
If you're employed by Bossier City, you can now legally drink and drive on the job (up to a point).
How Poverty Leaves People Vulnerable to Horrific Crimes
From the mutilated corpses of the Cleveland Strangler to the castrated cadavers of the Mad Butcher, victims of Northeastern Ohio's most notorious murders have had little agency and even less money.
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Life, Death, and Inequality in Cleveland
The Anthony Sowell case was always about more than just a psycho with a penchant for raping and butchering women. But it took me a long time to see it that way.