Deputy James Johnson and Deputy Zachary Camden – Williamson County, TX Sheriff’s Department – Acquitted
ON MARCH 8, 2024, DEPUTY JAMES JOHNSON AND DEPUTY ZACHARY [...]
Officer Michael Dunn – Farmer’s Branch, TX Police Department – Acquitted
Officer Michael Dunn was acquitted of all charges on December [...]
Special Agent Mark Wagner – Wisconsin Department of Justice – Acquitted
On March 27, 2024, Special Agent Mark Wagner was found [...]
Deputy United States Marshals Chad Skaggs, Zak Thompson, Edwin Maldonado, and Alexander Penuela
They served their country in the military and as Deputy [...]
Chief Angela Greene – Portsmouth, Virginia Police Department
Former Portsmouth, Virginia Police Chief Angela Greene was wrongfully terminated [...]
ALL CHARGES DROPPED: Garrett Rolfe — Atlanta, Georgia Police Department
Officer Garrett Rolfe of the Atlanta Police Department was charged [...]
CHARGES DISMISSED: Montana Sheyenne — Monett, Missouri Police Department
Officer Montana Sheyenne of the Monett, Missouri Police Department was off-duty and returning from dinner with his wife. As they drove down their street, Montana saw the passenger from a pick-up truck hop out and smash the window of another car. As an officer, he felt a duty to get involved. Little did he know, that decision to step-up and protect his community would lead to life and career altering consequences.
Adam Lunn and James O’Brien – Boulder, Colorado Sheriff Deputies
Two sheriff’s deputies in Boulder, Colorado were transporting a man to a recovery center because he was apparently intoxicated. Little did they know their world was getting ready to be turned upside-down.
Devin Eaton – Hamden, CT Police Department
Officer Devin Eaton was responding to a reported robbery at a gas station involving a suspect armed with a gun. While responding, he saw the exact vehicle described driving away by the suspect. Before he knew it shots were fired and Eaton was faced with the ordeal of his life…
Aaron Dean – Fort Worth, TX Police Department
Officer Aaron Dean, Fort Worth, TX Police Department faces life in prison. He responded to a call for a door sitting wide-open at a home in the middle of the night. Tragically, when confronted with a gun pointed right at him, he was forced to shoot. Now, in response to public pressure, he is being prosecuted for murder.