The writer Jillian Shriner was shot by the Los Angeles Police Department after pointing a gun at officers searching for hit-and-run suspects on Tuesday, the department said in a press release.

But an 18-page Los Angeles Police Department report of the shooting exclusively obtained by USA TODAY makes no mention of the bloody scene. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

However, one is somewhat left wondering in detail where racism comes from, and how to truly end its choke-hold. To be fair, that would be the subject of another book instead, and Kenan Malik’s Not So ...

Kolkata: Central Kolkata had a chock-a-block start to Thursday as thousands of protesters, belonging to organisations, like Jamaat-e-Ulema-e-Hind and its affiliates, converged on a spot near ...

Jillian Shriner, also known as Jillian Lauren, was shot by police during the incident, suffering a non-life-threatening gunshot wound, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. She is the ...

A representative with the LAPD was unable to confirm why Shriner was holding a gun at the time, given she had no apparent connection to the hit-and-run police were responding to. Police recovered ...

The incident happened while Los Angeles police officers were helping the California Highway Patrol search for three hit-and-run suspects on Tuesday afternoon, the police department said in a media ...

Jillian Shriner, wife of Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, was shot by Los Angeles police and arrested Tuesday on suspicion of attempted murder during a search for a hit-and-run suspect in the Eagle ...

Los Angeles police searching for a missing teenager from Lancaster discovered a body in Oxnard matching his description. The Los Angeles Police Department said its Robbery-Homicide Division took ...

Following an incident outside the couple's LA home on Tuesday, Jillian Shriner was absentee booked for attempted murder, according to a press release issued by the Los Angeles Police Department ...

They wanted the president to hold the hot potato ... "Whose throat do I get to choke if this proves to be wrong?" Tillis asked. "Well, Senator, you can certainly always talk to me," replied ...