The innocent family that had their home seized by police through civil asset forfeiture fought back, and their victory will affect other residents for years to come.

Both Nike and Colin Kaepernick will make money from the ad campaign—but nothing is being done for the victims of police brutality who are being exploited.

While gun control advocates say they just want “common sense” legislation, all signs point towards a push for the repeal of the Second Amendment.

A lemonade company has launched a campaign to step up for the children who are threatened with heavy fines for running “illegal” lemonade stands.

After police seized more than $19 million in property, less than 2 percent of the proceeds were sent to public education.

“I’m never plugging that device in again because I can’t trust it,” a homeowner said after her Alexa sent an audio recording from inside her home to a stranger.

An innocent father was tackled and arrested, and a 6-year-old was injured by a flash-bang grenade after a SWAT Team raided the wrong house.

Terry Crews claims he went to his agency after he was sexually assaulted by one of its executives, and it protected his attacker in the same way that police departments protect their officers.

A man was sentenced to 13 years in prison when he attempted to defend his family by shooting intruders who turned out to be police officers carrying out a no-knock raid.

After police arrested her for possessing less than half a gram of cannabis, a mom claims she was brutally raped in jail and then ignored by other guards when she begged for help.

One state has found that relying on a significant percentage of its budget to be derived from traffic fees and fines leads to a massive shortage when drivers fail to break the law.

When a man crashed a car into a ditch, police arrested him and seized a bag of cremated remains from his glovebox, claiming it was heroin.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a police officer who opened fire on a woman from a distance while she stood on her property, claiming he feared for his safety.

The students who marched in support of gun rights carried “Blue Lives Matter” flags to signal the fact that they also don’t realize that the real problem is with an increasing police state that continues to infringe upon Americans’ liberties in the name of “safety.”

A judge has ruled that a homeowner should be forced to replace the garden on her lawn with turf grass, even though she is allergic to it.

Two officers were caught illegally selling more than 100 “off-roster” firearms reserved for police and military, several of which were purchased by convicted felons.

A sheriff’s deputy was caught sleeping in his patrol car while he was supposed to be guarding a high school where 17 people were killed in a mass shooting just one month ago.

Police officers ambushed a man in his family’s backyard and fired several rounds into his back, killing him because they claimed the phone in his hand was a gun.

New surveillance footage has been released from the Parkland Shooting—but it fails to show the gunman entering or exiting the building.

A proposed measure would require all fines from traffic tickets and forfeiture to be donated to charity, removing the incentive for police officers to issue tickets in order to generate revenue.

State police are demanding that local media outlets must wait until they have received official press releases before reporting on ongoing investigations.

While the mainstream media fails to hold the FBI accountable for its role in the Parkland shooting, it celebrates the FBI for preventing a terror attack initiated by its informants.

A teacher who witnessed the Florida School shooting said she saw the shooter firing a barrage of bullets down the hall and she immediately thought he was a police officer because he was wearing full body armor.

An investigation has revealed that in several states, police are selling the firearms they have seized back to the public to generate revenue, and in some cases, those guns are being used for other crimes.

Police have admitted that they received at least 20 calls reporting suspected gunman Nikolas Cruz in recent years, and his former classmates said they received multiple death threats from him.

Newly released autopsy reports reveal that Las Vegas shooting suspect Stephen Paddock died more than 12 hours after police claim he committed suicide.

A judge has ruled that the practice of state forensics labs receiving financial compensation for positive tests that lead to DUI convictions is unconstitutional.

(TFTP) The results have been released in a two-year investigation into police conduct in the state of New Jersey, and it has revealed a system of rampant corruption that has cost taxpayers more than $42 million to cover up the actions of killer cops in the last decade. The money was used to settle lawsuits […]

(TFTP) Houston – A community is shocked and searching for answers after an innocent father was tied up and taken hostage by men who claimed they were with “the cartel,” and then shot and killed by the same FBI agents who were supposed to rescue him. Ulises Villadares was at home with his 12-year-old son […]