Detention of looters in the store. Riots in Watts (a suburb of Los Angeles), 1965. #history

New York City police have determined there was no criminality in an incident where three officers became sick and were hospitalized after drinking Shake Shack milkshakes they believed were contaminated with bleach. Police came to the determination after 'a thorough investigation,' NYPD Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison said in a tweet early Tuesday. Harrison said: 'After a thorough investigation by the NYPD's Manhattan South investigators, it has been determined that there was no criminality by Shake Shack's employees.' Investigators believe a cleaning solution used to clear the chain's milkshake machines wasn't fully washed out and seeped into the officers' drinks.

An aerial view of crosses casting shadows at the Parque Taruma cemetery, amid the coronavirus outbreak, in Manaus, Brazil. REUTERS/Bruno Kelly

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Every time NYPD officers kill someone, the city will release audio and video recordings to the public within 30 days, Mayor de Blasio said Tuesday, the latest in a series of reforms prompted by widespread anti-police-brutality protests. He announced three criteria for releasing the bodycam recordings: when an officer fires their gun and a bullet hits someone or “could” hit someone; when an officer tases someone to death or causes “substantial bodily harm;” and when other use of force results in death or “great bodily harm.” Footage will first be shared family members of those involved in use-of-force incidents, the mayor said, and will be made available online to the public within 30 days.

Holy Fuck! Happened in Albuquerque.

A demonstrator is detained by police officers, during a protest among a series of ongoing demonstrations calling for dignified life, amidst an outbreak of the coronavirus, in Bogota, Colombia. REUTERS/Luisa Gonzalez

A demonstrator sits at the self-proclaimed Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) during a protest against racial inequality and call for defunding of Seattle police, in Seattle, Washington. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic

Terrifying moment an enraged Texas man opens fire on a car and shouts 'you're gonna end up fucking dead' at driver.

Pyledriver ridden by Martin Dwyer wins the King Edward VII stakes, as racing resumes behind closed doors during the Royal Ascot after the coronavirus outbreak in Britain, June 16, 2020. Edward Whitaker/Pool via Reuters

Slowly but surely, investigators across Minnesota are arresting more people accused of starting fires during the riots following George Floyd's overdose.

Two San Francisco-area elementary schools named after a pair of founding fathers who owned slaves will get new names after a school board approved a Black Lives Matter resolution last week, according to a report. The Berkeley Unified School District Board unanimously endorsed the measure on Wednesday amid renewed efforts nationwide to take a second look at monuments and buildings honoring controversial figures. The move means the board can begin the process of renaming schools named after George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, the first and third presidents, respectively. It was not clear what names are under consideration. The district already has schools named after Rosa Parks, Malcolm X and Sylvia Mendez, the child at the center of a 1947 case that outlawed segregation in California schools. A push to rename Jefferson Elementary School failed in 2005 when a motion on the matter didn't pass.

Burke County, Ga. Sheriff Alfonzo Williams argued Tuesday that Atlanta police officer Garrett Rolfe was "completely justified" in using lethal force against 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks, whose death has sparked a new round of protests and controversy over policing and racial discrimination in the U.S. “There's nothing malicious or sadistic in the way these officers behaved,” he says, adding that this case can't be compared to those of Ahmaud Arbery and George Floyd."

New York City police say they have arrested a suspect seen on video shoving a 92-year-old woman in what appears to be a random attack. Footage of the incident, which happened Friday afternoon in Manhattan, begins with the woman traveling in one direction on a sidewalk with the assistance of a pushcart, while the suspect -- identified as 31-year-old Rashid Brimmage. The woman, who is 92 years old, was later taken to a local hospital in stable condition.