Malcolm Gracia

The day after Thanksgiving, the city of New Bedford was rocked by murder and multiple attempted murders by one gunman. The suspect is a troubled suburban kid.

Members of the Community group "Breathe New Bedford" say the shooting of Malcolm Gracia was an example of excessive force by police, and they want justice.

The local NAACP joins Black Lives Matter New Bedford and BREATHE in calling for a new investigation into the police shooting that took the life of a local teen.

Malcom Gracia, a teen shot by New Bedford police in 2012, is among those named by the group Mass. Action Against Police Brutality.

From the Community, For the Community explains why it was the calling of Rep. John Lewis that led to them protesting during his memorial in New Bedford.

Local Black Lives Matter activists shouted down Mayor Jon Mitchell, who did not complete his remarks.

The sad life story of Malcolm Gracia is back in the news, almost a decade after that young man decided he wanted to die at the hands of the police.

LaSella Hall, President of the New Bedford branch of the NAACP, said he supports the reopening of the Malcolm Gracia investigation.

Mayor Jon Mitchell has signed on to review the city police use-of-force policies. But what are the policies already in place in New Bedford? Read them here.

The Mitchell Administration is putting our police officers on the hot seat to keep the peace with the protesters.