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Rogers’ cause of death has not been released. Rogers died in October after police shocked him with a Taser during an arrest in Bloomfield. Allegheny County police are investigating the incident.
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Community members held a press conference Friday in Friendship Park to remember Jim Rogers, a Black man who died after Pittsburgh police shocked him with a Taser during an arrest last week. Attendees called for authorities to identify the officer who shocked Rogers and other officers involved in his arrest, as well as more information about the encounter.
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Black activists react to the Chauvin verdict, a proposal for a county-wide police review board moves forward, and the city aims to deconstruct homes instead of tearing them down.
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Suburban Lawmaker Reintroduces 'Breonna's Law' To Ban No-Knock WarrantsState Sen. Tim Kearney, who represents parts of Delaware and Chester counties, has reintroduced Breonna’s Law in the Pennsylvania legislature.“It’s a law,…
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Man Injured In East Liberty Protest Sues Police, Mayor PedutoA man who suffered severe head trauma at an East Liberty protest in June is suing Pittsburgh officials. The civil rights lawsuit was filed in U.S.…
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Thirteen people who are accused of committing crimes while participating in a civil disturbance in Lancaster on Sunday night sat behind bars Tuesday, with…
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More than six weeks after George Floyd was killed under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, protests in Pittsburgh continued to call for sweeping…
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On today's program: Pennsylvania’s eviction moratorium is slated to end this Friday, but advocates say an extension is needed; summer camps are closed,…
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Gov. Tom Wolf will sign the first bills passed by Pennsylvania’s Legislature in response to widespread protests over police brutality and the killing of…
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Senate Democrats in Washington blocked a Republican attempt at police reform Wednesday, saying it did not mandate actual change.The GOP bill would offer…