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The family of Cuqita Boyd wants "justice" for their mother, who was deemed "clinically sober" at the time of her arrest.
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Jarrus Ransom was arrested at a West Louisville Kroger at the intersection of South 27th Street and West Broadway in 2018. Body camera video appears to show officers dragging Ransom to the ground and then several punches thrown by one officer, Cory Evans.
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Former Louisville Metro Police Detective Crystal Marlowe arrested more than a dozen people over a two-year period who could not have committed the crimes either because they were already in jail at the time or because of other evidence that supported their innocence.
Nikcoli Carter claimed he was waiting for a bus at the corner of Dixie and Hill when he was "unjustifiably" approached by police and then punched and kicked him numerous times.
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One woman, sexually assaulted by an officer. A man, wrongfully arrested and jailed for nearly a year. They're just two of those violated by LMPD actions.
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The summary judgement ruling in Tae-Ahn Lea's lawsuit means a jury will only need to decide how much to award in damages, not determine whether police actually violated the then-18-year-old's rights.
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David Camm, the former Indiana State Police trooper who was exonerated by a jury after spending 13 years in prison for the murders of his wife and children, has just reached a multi-million settlement.
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In a unanimous decision, the appeals court ruled that Tiffany Washington’s lawsuit against former Det. Crystal Marlowe, LMPD and the city should have been dismissed by the trial judge because the suit was filed after the state’s one-year statute of limitations.
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Former officer John Green testified there was surveillance video showing Shayla Simpson stole money from a safe while working at McDonalds even though the evidence clearly showed she didn't.
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A judge has waived Robert Smothers’ $1 million cash bond and released him from Metro Corrections on his own recognizance after the prosecution acknowledged he was not involved in the crime.