Stephen Janis

The Trump assassination attempt has changed everything—and the boiling anger of the Republican base is a sign of even more dangerous times to come.

A dispute over $20 rapidly escalated when Officer Jose Palomares accused one party of drug dealing. Drug dogs, an illegal search, and a twisted attempt to make the arrestee into an informant followed.

The broadcast media giant has been unrelenting with it’s reporting on Baltimore’s miscues. But at the same time has failed to disclose its own ties to the city through generous tax breaks.

Host & Producer Taya Graham is an award-winning investigative reporter who has covered U.S. politics, local government, and the criminal justice system. She is the host of TRNN’s “Police Accountability Report,” and producer and co-creator of the award-winning podcast “Truth and Reconciliation” on Baltimore’s NPR affiliate WYPR. She has written extensively for a variety of publications including the Afro American Newspaper, the oldest black-owned publication in the country, and was a frequent con…

The death of a key public accountability bill to increase openness in government policy reveals that Maryland may not be as progressive as it claims.

Body camera footage of one of Sgt. Newberg’s known nine illegal arrests shows him not only threatening an intervening bystander, but attempting to get the man fired.

Shawnee police officer Anthony Starkey has been caught on video threatening a woman and her grandson with arrest and assault for not walking on a sidewalk—despite the fact that one wasn’t available.

A Texas mom was arrested under questionable circumstances. Two years later, the same cop targeted her for arrest again.

The Battousai and James Freeman join Police Accountability Report to discuss recent attempts to make cop watching illegal.

Weeks since the police killing of Manuel “Tortuguita” Tehran, residents continue to fight the planned construction of the Atlanta Public Safety Center. But the future they’re fighting to prevent concerns us all, not just the city of Atlanta.