The Philadelphia Chapter of the National Action Network convened a public hearing on police misconduct. Citizens revealed horrific incidents of police brutality and other acts of misconduct.

A Federal Jury found Camden Fire Chief Joseph Marini guilty of discrimination, retaliation, and creating a hostile work environment. City officials have still not removed him.

Former Federal Prosecutor Paul Bergrin was arrested after a federal grand jury indicted him and others with wire fraud, money laundering, and conspiracy to murder a witness.

Birmingham Police video tape of brutality incident was not investigated for over one year. At least five officers were terminated.

Michelle Gross of Communities United Against Police Brutality reports that witnesses account of the incident and other evidence indicate police planted the gun after shooting Fong Lee.

Our guest, Attorney Gregg Zeff, has litigated numerous cases of employment discrimination within public safety agencies. Public safety agency officials typically utilize differential treatment in the disciplinary process to facilitate discriminatory acts against conscientious, honest employees.

Johann Hari, columnist for The Independent, reports that "You are lied to about pirates." Is there any truth to the statements made by this award winning journalist. Don't miss this segment.

Joseph Muhammad, spokesperson for the International Association of Black Professional Firefighters will discuss the issues in the important case of Ricci vs. DeStefano. Others close to this issue will also provide their input.

Volunteer Legal Analyst Nancy Lockhart has been working for years to obtain justice for the Scott Sisters. They had no prior convictions, and the victims testified the sisters didn't take anything from them and had no weapons.

Captain Steven Winters and other fire fighters claim differential treatment by officcials of the North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue.