Key Convictions Overturned in Killing by New Orleans Police
In a setback for federal prosecutors, an appellate court tosses the convictions of two former cops imprisoned in connection with the killing of Henry Glover. More »
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The Case Files
Case One
Religious Street
There is no police report describing what happened in this photo.
Case Two
Matt McDonald
Why didn’t police tell his family he was killed by an officer?
Case Three
Danny Brumfield
How does a man waving down a police car die from a shotgun blast to his back?
Case Four
Keenon McCann
The gun police said he had was never found.
Case Five
Henry Glover
His skull and ashes were found in the back of an incinerated Chevy.
Case Six
Danziger Bridge
Officers responding to an emergency call opened fire on civilians, injuring four and killing two.
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