Government agency Regulatory profile

Police Department

Juryvine tracks Police Department across litigation, regulatory sagas, source feed signals, and related entities. This page shows what is present in the record and avoids inferring penalties, liability, or enforcement outcomes unless source documents support them.

Regulatory footprint

linked cases

active

courts

sagas

Linked regulatory cases

Active Active litigation

New Haven defends convictions of exonerated men in federal civil trial

Court unknown

Connecticut authorities defended convictions of Stefon Morant and Scott Lewis in a federal civil trial despite their exoneration. Both men spent nearly 20 years in prison for a 1990 double murder before evidence showed the lead detective coerced witnesses to frame them. Lewis settled a lawsuit against the city for $9.5 million in 2017, and Morant received

1 event 1 coverage signal

Active Active litigation

Harris v. Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct 250 Cross Bronx Expressway: Pro Se Payment of Fee Processed

S.D.N.Y. 25-cv-06681

Harris filed a pro se case against the Police Department of the City of New York's 48th Precinct in the Southern District of New York, docket number 25-cv-06681. The court processed Harris's payment of filing fees, confirming active case status.

2 events 2 coverage signals

Active Active litigation

Harris v. Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct 250 Cross Bronx Expressway: Pro Se Payment of Fee Processed

Court unknown 25-cv-06681

The court processed the pro se payment of the filing fee in Harris v. Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct, docket number 25-cv-06681. This confirms the plaintiff's compliance with procedural requirements to move the case forward.

1 event 1 coverage signal

Recent docket activity

Media Coverage May 13, 2026

The parties reported a settlement.

In New Haven defends convictions of exonerated men in federal civil trial

Profile links

Main agency profile Regulatory hub

Source feed matches

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Federal Jury finds Dyersburg Man Guilty of Drug Trafficking Offenses

Jackson, TN – On May 5, 2026, after a 3-day trial, a federal jury found Vinson Brent Taylor , 46 , of Dyersburg, Tennessee, guilty of two counts of federal drug trafficking offenses. D. Michael Dunavant, United States Attorney for the Western District of

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Bronx Man Serving Federal Sentence At Residential Reentry Center Charged With Hate Crime

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, Assistant Director in Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), James C. Barnacle, Jr., and Commissioner of the New York City Police

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

South Carolina Man Charged With Trafficking Firearms From South Carolina To New York City

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations (“HSI”), Michael Alfonso, Special Agent in Charge of the New York Task Enforcement

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Coordinated Takedown of Scam Centers Leads to at Least 276 Arrests; Alleged Managers and Recruiters Charged in San Diego

Unprecedented cooperation between the FBI, Dubai Police Department, and Chinese Ministry of Public Security has resulted in the arrest of at least 276 individuals and the dismantlement of at least nine scam centers used for cryptocurrency investment fraud

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Coordinated Takedown of Scam Centers Leads to at Least 276 Arrests; Alleged Managers and Recruiters Charged in San Diego

SAN DIEGO – Unprecedented cooperation between the FBI, Dubai Police Department, and Chinese Ministry of Public Security has resulted in the arrest of at least 276 individuals and the dismantlement of at least nine scam centers used for cryptocurrency

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Former Dallas Police Department Sergeant Sentenced to 28 Months in Federal Prison for Selling Stolen Service Weapons

A former Dallas Police Department sergeant who sold stolen service weapons was sentenced to 28 months in federal prison.

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

A-Town Trinitarios Gang Members Charged With Racketeering, Assault, And Firearms Offenses

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, Commissioner of the New York City Police Department (“NYPD”), Jessica S. Tisch, and United States Marshal for the Southern District of New York, Ricky J. Patel, announced today the

DOJ Office of Public Affairs

Florida Man Arrested For 1993 Execution-Style Murders Of Husband And Wife In The Bronx

United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jay Clayton, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Office of Homeland Security Investigations (“HSI”), Michael Alfonso, and Commissioner of the New York City Police Department

Related entities

Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct 250 Cross Bronx Expressway

2 shared cases

Federal Bureau of Investigation

1 shared case

HARRIS

1 shared case

Coverage signals

New Haven defends convictions of exonerated men in federal trial

Coverage · May 13

1:23-cr-00594-1 USA v. HARRIS

Coverage · May 05

1:25-cv-06681 Harris v. Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct 250 Cross Bronx Expressway

Coverage · May 05

1:25-cv-06681 Harris v. Police Department City of New York 48th Precinct 250 Cross Bronx Expressway

Coverage · May 05

Data note

This page is a factual routing layer, not a finding of wrongdoing. It links agency records, cases, and source feeds so readers can follow the enforcement trail.