Now, the officer who shot Mr Brooks, Garrett Rolfe, faces 11 charges related to his death, including murder. If convicted, he could face the death penalty. The events that led to Mr Brooks ...

Garrett Rolfe (left), who is charged with killing Rayshard Brooks. Devin Brosnan, the other officer at the scene, is on the right A judge has granted bail for an ex-Atlanta police officer charged ...

One day after the shooting on June 12, the Atlanta Police Department dismissed Officer Garrett Rolfe after saying the shooting was "maltreatment or unnecessary force," a violation of the ...

Garrett Wilson entered this season as one of the top Flex options in fantasy football, but so far, he has undelivered ...

Rayshard Brooks was running away from two police officers, having grabbed one of their Tasers, when then-officer Garrett Rolfe shot Brooks in the back twice, killing him. The June 12 killing in ...

The running back position entering Week 5 looks somewhat different than many fantasy football managers would have thought, ...

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Myles Garrett appeared to be struck by the boos that rained down onto Huntington Bank Field. He spent time with fans in their coveted Muni parking lot before the game. He told reporters the fans ...

Garrett M. Graff, a Post contributing columnist writing about leadership, is a journalist, historian, and author of nine books, including "Watergate: A New History," which was a finalist for the ...

Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is dealing with an injury in both feet and underwent an MRI on Monday after aggravating the ongoing issue Sunday. Those results came back clean ...

Thirty minutes after Stone Garrett broke into tears Friday night at Nationals Park, three hours after his first at-bat in an MLB game in 401 days — since he broke his fibula and ankle in a game ...