Rodney King raised his voice on the third day of the Los Angeles riots and asked a question that would echo through Hip-Hop culture forever. “Can we all get along?” Those five words became a rallying ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Thirty-four years after Rodney King’s beating, arrest and a verdict that followed, prompting widespread rioting in Los Angeles ...

Remember when Rodney King’s brutal beating by the LAPD was caught on video? The nine minutes of grainy footage put an angry national spotlight on how the LAPD treated black people. The department has ...

Rodney King has been called, "an accidental agent of change." His videotaped beating by officers of the Los Angeles Police Department led to what are still called "the Rodney King riots of 1992." As ...

Twenty-five years ago, on the cusp of the home video era, a drunk and speeding Rodney King led officers on a pursuit that ended in front of George Holliday's Lake View Terrace apartment in northeast ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NewsNation's "Banfield," in this edition of "True Crime Rewind," looks back at the grainy nine-minute video that changed America.

The horrifying Los Angeles protests have been compared to the historic Rodney King rampage — on the anniversary of the cop beating victim's death. RadarOnline.com can reveal King was found dead at the ...

George Holliday, the plumber who fortuitously videotaped the nighttime traffic stop in which Los Angeles police officers beat Black motorist Rodney King in 1991, an incident that led to a closely ...

NewsNation's "Banfield," in this edition of "True Crime Rewind," looks back at the grainy nine-minute video that changed America. In 1991, a man with a camcorder captured Los Angeles police beating ...