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Judge to take another look at evidence in Stockley civil case

Jason Stockley

Independent investigation by AG finds wrongdoing in Jason Stockley case

According to a statement from AG Hawley, the Koster Administration and the Board were aware of DNA evidence in this case, however it was not disclosed in a timely matter.
Local News

Treatment of blacks in St. Louis prompts economic boycott

The timing of the boycott is no coincidence, coming as the Christmas shopping season gets underway. Tatman said some "strategic" protests are planned outside of businesses during the holiday season, but she declined to offer details.
Local News

Demonstrators take to The Galleria in continued protest against Stockley ruling

Earlier Saturday, demonstrators marched through downtown St. Louis near The Dome at America's Center.
Local News

Protesters, bystanders testify of police brutality during ACLU lawsuit hearing

Some of the most compelling witness statements heard Wednesday came from a Scott Airforce Airman who lives downtown, very close to where one of the protests took place. Alex Nelson said he wasn't protesting.
Jason Stockley

Air Force officer to testify about arrest during downtown demonstrations

The couple went to the rooftop to watch the police response. After a while, he says police dispersed and couple decided they felt safe enough to leave their building and look around.
Local News

Leaders, activists call for changes after unrest

They say they want a new public safety strategy, a police chief that will reform the department, and more accountability on the Ferguson Commission.
Local News

Resolution calls for police chief to attend hearings about protest-related complaints

The Board of Aldermen's public safety committee passed the resolution by a 7-1 vote. A vote from the full board is expected on Friday.
Local News

Frustrated crowd demands change from Mayor Krewson

Frustrated people in the crowed would shout at Mayor Lyda Krewson while she was speaking on multiple occasions.
Politics

Blocking traffic illegally could result in harsher penalty in MO.

Rep. Nick Schroer said while he is considering moving the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony. He’s also looking into mandatory community service and enhancements to declared disaster zones.
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St. Louis lawmaker proposes changes to police interactions with protesters

If passed, the bill would require officers to exercise greater restraint and more precision when arresting protesters.
Jason Stockley

Police union against circuit attorney's plan for oversight in officer-involved shootings

A Washington University Law professor says improving public trust may justify outsiders replacing both local police and prosecutors in officer-involved shootings.