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Police chief regrets saying actor’s death wasn’t a hate crime: ‘Way too soon’
Just two days after actor Jonathan Joss was fatally shot on Sunday, June 1, the San Antonio Police Department issued a statement noting that they’d found “no evidence whatsoever” to indicate that his murder was a hate crime. Now, SAPD Police Chief William McManus is walking back that update.
A member of the Hells Angels was sentenced Friday for beating two young Black men, then stabbing one in the chest in Ocean ...
Bexar County prosecutors have asked judges and juries to consider hate crime enhancements in four cases since 2001, according ...
Mohamed Sabry Soliman was charged with a hate crime in the June 1 attack. He also faces 118 state criminal counts, including ...
National crime data shows the Boulder attack came amid a dramatic increase in antisemitic and Islamophobic hate crimes across ...
A Dallas man received a roughly two-year federal prison sentence after he pleaded guilty to hate crime charges after calling ...
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Anne Arundel County is expanding its hate crime prevention program with the launch of the "Uncover Hate" educational initiative. The program is funded with a $1.2 million grant from the U.S.
The man accused of executing a terror attack in Boulder on Sunday appeared in front of a federal judge for the first time ...
The man accused of throwing incendiary devices at people on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall appeared before a federal judge on ...
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