In seven years, New Orleans' crime camera program has yielded six indictments: three for crimes caught on video and three for bribes and kickbacks a vendor is accused of paying a former city official to sell the cameras to City Hall.

Danroy Henry, 20, of Easton, Mass., was killed early Sunday thanks to gunshots fired through his windshield by police were who were called to settle a disturbance. (They settled it, alright.) Further, the police obstructed attempts to resuscitate, preferring to allow the 20 year-old college student die like and animal, handcuffed and laying in the street.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca said Friday his deputies’ marijuana enforcement would not change even if Proposition 19, which would legalize the drug in California, passes Nov. 2.

“Proposition 19 is not going to pass, even if it passes,” Baca said in a news conference Friday at sheriff's headquarters in Monterey Park.

McCrary bought the domain name and now uses the site to tell his side of the story with information about speed traps and the $250k per month they cost the town's residents.

An American student finds an FBI tracking device on his car. After posting pictures of the device online, the FBI contacts him and asks for the "expensive" device back. (And by ask, I mean they threatened to throw him in a cage indefinitely.)