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In the news today: An AP investigation uncovers the impact of police use-of-force tactics; six foreign aid workers and their Palestinian driver are killed in an apparent Israeli strike in Gaza; and Donald Trump posts a multi-million dollar bond. Also, a UK comedian has been told to remove a hot dog from his subway poster because of a junk food ad ban.
A team led by the AP investigated police use-of-force tactics that don’t involve an officer’s gun and aren’t supposed to end in death, like physical restraints and Tasers. After three years of reporting, they found that more than 1,000 people died from 2012 through 2021 after police subdued them with this kind of “less-lethal force.”
For more on this story, please visit AP.com.