If you plan on using a skateboard to escape police, you better know how to ride it
A suspected car thief tried to escape the cops by riding a skateboard. Fortunately for the police, he didn't really seem to know how to ride it.
New documents shed light on 2004 Bill Cosby sexual assault allegation
CNN has obtained legal documents showing what may have been an attempt by Cosby to squash allegations of rape in 2005 by using the media to discredit the women behind them.
The 77-year-old comedian has escaped intense scrutiny for nearly a decade, but is now facing allegations from at least 17 women.
Jean Casarez is OutFront with more.
Authorities investigating Michael Brown's stepfather for comments made after grand jury decision released
Ferguson police have launched an investigation into whether Michael Brown's stepfather, Louis Head, intended to incite riots.
In an emotional outburst shortly after the grand jury's decision not to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown was announced, Head yelled to the crowd, "Burn this motherf-er down!" and "Burn this bitch down!"
Police investigating if Michael Brown's stepfather intended to incite riot
Lesley McSpadden, Michael Brown’s mother, defended husband’s words saying
"He just spoke out of anger. It's one thing to speak, and it's a different thing to act. He did not act. He just spoke out of anger...When you're that hurt and the system has did you this wrong, you may say some things as well. We've all spoke out of anger before."
Later that night, angry protesters burned down several Ferguson businesses and vehicles. Could he be charged with attempting to incite those riots?
George Howell reports from Ferguson.
Former NYPD officer Daniel Bongino and CNN Tonight anchor Don Lemon are OutFront to discuss the comments.
Transcripts show grand jury had questions about Michael Brown's marijuana use
St. Louis police are meeting to discuss the five players from the St. Louis Rams who walked onto the field Sunday with their "hands up."
The St. Louis County Police Department maintains the Rams apologized for the gesture, which the St. Louis Police Officers Association called "offensive and inflammatory," but the team denies it issued an apology.
The players' show of solidarity has become a rallying cry for protesters who maintain Michael Brown had his hands up when he was shot by Officer Darren Wilson.
But other witnesses and Wilson maintain that was not the case.
This comes as questions are being raised about whether the marijuana in Brown's system may have contributed to how the 18-year-old may have reacted that August afternoon.
Kyung Lah reports for OutFront.
CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta shares his take on marijuana and behavior
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