The actor replies: "Do you know how many times the cops have been called just because we're black?
Despite the Brooklyn DA's office having decriminalized marijuana possession in small amounts in 2014, cops still arrest pot smokers on these blocks.
Over the years Homan Square has formed a backdrop for high-profile drug seizures, where Chicago officials or cops display cocaine, marijuana and guns taken off the street.
Looking to make a show of force, the cops had alerted the UK's tabloid press, who had been waiting outside Ellis's building since daybreak.
Miami Vice (2006) Foxx reunited with Mann for a lush big-screen treatment of the 80s TV show about two roguish cops patrolling the art-deco seafront.
Was it Manish Prasad and Jeremy Cole, the two rogue vice cops who apparently set up the ambush under orders as yet unknown?
We were there, we heard it, the cops admitted it.
The report, issued by the office of community-oriented policing services (Cops), presents an unusually detailed review of the use of fatal force by police officers, tracking fine-grain details of each shooting incident, such as number of shots fired, number of suspects involved, number of police involved, races and ages of police officers and suspects, whether the suspect had a gun and much more.
He and a friend, Matthew Smith, each got $45,000 as a result of a 2010 beating they sustained outside a Mexican restaurant at the hands of men they understood to be off-duty Chicago cops.
My social media feeds sizzle with the anger of people from across the globe: over the racism of cops in Ferguson, US, over the destruction of antiquities by Isis, over Jihadi John, over Netanyahu's 26 standing ovations and, above all, over the alleged criminal behaviour of bankers.
Autumnwatch's 3.7 million audience and 15.9% share lagged just behind Sky Cops' 4.1 million and 17.9% share.
