If convicted, the officers face up to 50 years behind bars.

In a statement to the Associated Press, Philadelphia police union President John McNesby called Ross’s remarks “premature and irresponsible” and said the officers “are entitled to due process just like any other citizen.”

With fine acting, subtle direction by Peter Farrelly, the period details and dramatic aspects of the story are so well handled.

Amandla Stenberg gives a nuanced and emotional performance as Leyna. She continues to grow with each role and shows that she is one of the most promising actors of her generation. If her work here is any indication, she should have a seamless transition to adult roles.

Forbes reported Schnatter used the racial slur while participating in a role-playing exercise with a marketing company in May.

The airline industry has faced several complaints and calls for reform after recent cases of passenger mistreatment.

“While I agree with Dove’s response to unequivocally apologize for any offense caused, they could have also defended their creative vision,” she continues.

“Whose Streets?” releases in theaters August 11.

“I don’t know how to feel. I’m numb. Actually numb. I see the words and pics and videos. Videos y’all. Meaning people took time to spew hate.”

Mavado accuses the Chinese eatery, Philippe Chow, of treating him shabbily because he’s black.