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A mother and her young son were hysterical and bloodied at a hospital just hours after she says she was gang-raped and beaten by several gun-toting teenagers, a police officer testifies.

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His younger son already dead, Daniel Kaminski searched for his missing 25-year-old son, Eric, for two years before learning of his fate. The Oak Lawn man missing since 2004 had been shot and killed and buried in a dirt-floored Chicago basement later covered with concrete, his father learned in December 2007. "Pretty much spent all our available time looking for him for a good two years," the ...

A defense attorney for a marijuana dealer charged with killing and burying a man because he stole his money pointed to Chicago Police officer Jerome Finnigan as the man who pulled the trigger.

A Boston cop insisted he was not a racist as he apologized for calling Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates a "banana-eating jungle monkey" in a mass e-mail.

BOSTON (FOX25, myfoxboston) - A BPD officer has been suspended after sending an e-mail with racist comments in regards to the Gates controversy. Officer Justin Barrett sent that email to The Boston Globe, members of his unit and a select few Boston police officers.

BOSTON - BOSTON police said on Wednesday they had suspended an officer for a racist email likely to renew tensions over the recent arrest of black Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates. 'Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis placed Officer Justin Barrett, 36, on administrative leave pending the outcome of a termination hearing,' a spokesman for the force told AFP in a statement.

Boston police say they have suspended an officer for a racist email likely to renew tensions over the recent arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates.

Boston police say they have suspended an officer for a racist email likely to renew tensions over the recent arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates.

The Boston Herald reports that Boston cop Justin Barrett got himself a dose of administrative leave after admitting to writing an email in which he called Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. a "jungle monkey." Barrett, who had been assigned to District B-3 (Dorchester and Mattapan), presumably knows that black people are human beings, but he may have been concerned that Boston's nationwide ...