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RT America -- March 6, 2015

Published 7 Mar, 2015 02:10 | Updated 11 Mar, 2015 02:41

Caffeine killer: Doctors raise alarm after several deaths

A high-school student in Ohio who died from an overdose of caffeine powder last May has not been the only person to have suffered ill effects from ingesting unregulated doses of caffeine powder. RT’s Manila Chan has more information on the disturbing trend of people overdosing on caffeine.

Arrest, ticket quotas sparks complaints against LAPD, NYPD

Two lawsuits by police officers are challenging the systematic use of quotas in ticketing and arrests by departments in major metropolitan cities. RT’s Lindsay France talks to Ben Swann about the history and the current state of these lawsuits and what they mean for citizens.

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