Civil Rights
Lawsuit Over Delayed Body-Worn Camera Footage in San Diego: What the Evans Case Means for Police Accountability
A recent lawsuit is drawing urgent attention to body-worn camera footage policies in San Diego after a police use-of-force incident left a man seriously injured. The case centers on an unarmed Black man, Mr. Evans, who was allegedly shot with rubber bullets and attacked by a K-9 officer while
Know Your Protest Rights in San Diego
Why Protest Rights Matter in San Diego
Protests have become increasingly common across San Diego – whether centered on civil rights, social justice, police accountability, or other causes. People join these demonstrations with good intentions, but even peaceful gatherings can escalate quickly, especially when law enforcement
Are the Police Allowed to Lie to You?
Can Police Lie to You During a Stop? What San Diego Residents Need to Know
If you have been stopped, questioned, or arrested in San Diego and something felt off, you’re likely not imagining things. Police officers in California are legally permitted to use deceptive tactics in certain