HAYWARD — A Superior Court judge has tentatively thrown out a discrimination suit against Oakland and two police commanders brought by a former homicide detective who claimed internal investigations of how he probed the 2007 murder of journalist Chauncey Bailey were motivated by religious and racial prejudice.
The Chauncey Bailey Project: Media coalition reinvents Arizona Project model 
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’60 Minutes’ airs story on Bailey killing 
Police reopen 1968 Santa Barbara mosque slaying investigation 
Unsolved 1986 slaying of baker linked to founder of Your Black Muslim Bakery 
Secret video raises questions about bakery leader’s role in Bailey killing 
Bailey killing figure had troubled youth
Evidence Ignored
Delayed raid likely cost Chauncey Bailey his life 
OPD homicide detectives focus on interrogation, sometimes at expense of other investigation 
A Day Late in Oakland
Grand jury votes to indict bakery leader in slaying of Oakland journalist 
Slideshow: Michael J. Wills Jr.
Two years later: The Chauncey Bailey slaying Yusuf Bey built business empire with questionable tactics 
Exclusive Interview with Jane Doe 1 
