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New Orleans police forced to pull recruitment ad after it featured half-naked gyrating male dancers

The New Orleans Police Department pulled a recruitment ad that promoted diversity after an hour when it was met with a barrage of negative blowback on social media.

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POLL: San Francisco residents most likely to move to different city due to high crime rate and homelessness

Home is not where the heart is for San Francisco residents. Survey shows they are likely to move to a different city due to the high crime rate and homelessness in their area. The American [.]

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New Orleans overtakes St Louis to become the murder capital of America

New Orleans overtook St. Louis as the US murder capital in the first half of this year, as the city struggles with its lowest police staffing level in modern history amid a crisis of officer morale.

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Best of BirminghamWatch 2021: Race and Hate Crimes

Lady Justice Is Not Wearing a Blindfold In 1996, Jerald Sanders, a Black man and resident of Alabama, used his pocket knife to tear a hole in a front porch screen so he could steal a bicycle stored inside. When apprehended a few weeks later, Sanders was charged with burglary in the first degree

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