Misconduct

Former Antioch Officer Convicted of Conspiracy Against Civil Rights Amid Police Misconduct Scandal

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OAKLAND, Calif. — A federal jury has found former Antioch police officer Devon Wenger guilty of conspiracy against rights, a verdict delivered on September 18, 2025, after a week-long trial. This conviction is part of a significant federal and state investigation into widespread police misconduct in the East Bay, further undermining public trust in law enforcement. Wenger, 33, had served on the Antioch Police Department, where prosecutors argued that he colluded with fellow officers to inflict unreasonable force on local residents. Testimony and evidence revealed that Wenger and others discussed using excessive measures, including police … Read more

Activist Mahmoud Khalil Ordered Deported Amid Allegations of Immigration Misconduct in Controversial Case

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A Louisiana immigration judge has mandated the deportation of former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil to either Syria or Algeria, citing his alleged failure to fully disclose necessary information on his green card application. This ruling, unveiled in federal court documents by Khalil’s legal team on Wednesday, marks a significant turn in Khalil’s ongoing legal battles. Judge Jamee Comans stated that Khalil was aware that failing to disclose his affiliations could lead to further scrutiny and potential denial of his application for conditional permanent residency. She asserted that Khalil’s omissions were intentional, declaring that they … Read more

Tehama County Supervisor Pati Nolen Fights Back Against Grand Jury Misconduct Allegations in Court

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TEHAMA COUNTY, Calif. — District Three Supervisor Pati Nolen faced the court Tuesday morning as she contested accusations of willful and corrupt misconduct in office brought forth by a grand jury. Nolen has publicly refuted all three charges, contending that the grand jury did not properly vote on the matters in question. The court ruled against Nolen’s objection, confirming the grand jury’s unanimous decision, which was recorded as 19-0 in favor of upholding the charges. Despite this setback in court, Nolen maintains her innocence regarding the allegations made against her. A pre-trial conference is set … Read more

Indiana Judge Faced with Suspension Over Misconduct Resigns Amid Allegations of ‘Tyrannical’ Behavior

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INDIANAPOLIS — A state judge in Indiana has been asked to resign and permanently banned from the judicial system following findings of judicial misconduct. The Indiana Supreme Court ruled that Judge Matthew J. Elkin of the Howard Superior Court demonstrated unfair treatment toward defendants during his brief tenure. Elkin’s misconduct involved several concerning behaviors, including failing to recuse himself from cases involving former clients. His actions reportedly included making inappropriate comments in court and showing favoritism to certain litigants while disparaging others. These issues became the focus of scrutiny after the Indiana Commission on Judicial … Read more