Families Traumatized In RPD Raid Settle With City for $350K
“Justice was finally served,” says Yolanda Irving, one of the two Black women whose homes were raided by the Raleigh Police Department — on bad information and with the use of a no-knock warrant.
RPD Faces Tough Questions After Deposition in “No-Knock” Lawsuit
Yolanda Irving and Kenya Walton, two Black mothers who are suing the Raleigh Police Department after officers illegally entered their homes, say lawsuit deposition was “disgusting.”
Raleigh’s Crisis Response Team to Add New Social Worker Positions
The new ACORNS hires will cover high-need areas including Downtown, and North and Southeast Raleigh.
Activists Are Skeptical of Raleigh PD’s New De-Escalation Policy
The Raleigh police department’s new de-escalation policy is a step towards reform, but activists say it doesn’t yet go far enough.
Trauma and Lawsuits: Questions Linger in the Wake of Raleigh Police’s ‘No-Knock’ Warrant Debacle
Two families traumatized by a raid of their homes with the use of a no-knock warrant are suing RPD for damages. Their story raises questions about the Raleigh Police Department’s ability to achieve reform.
Police Report Released on Hedingham Mass Shooting
The Raleigh Police Department released more details on the Hedingham mass shooting today with a five-day report.
Updated: “The Nightmare of Every Community Has Come to Raleigh”
Five people are dead, including a police officer, and a suspect is in custody following a mass shooting in the Hedingham neighborhood in northeast Raleigh Thursday.

