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A civil lawsuit against the city of Little Rock and two former police officers over the 2019 fatal shooting of Bradley Blackshire is set to end, despite a contentious settlement process, after attorneys for Blackshire's estate filed a motion Friday to dismiss their claims with prejudice.

Little Rock City Director Dean Kumpuris on Tuesday criticized the process by which outside lawyers reached a settlement agreement, unbeknownst to the board, to end litigation against Little Rock brought by the estate of Bradley Blackshire, at one point saying members had been "tricked."

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Members of the Little Rock Board of Directors at a meeting Tuesday grilled outside attorneys on the controversy over how the Arkansas Municipal League and its hired counsel has handled settlement negotiations on behalf of Little Rock with the estate of Bradley Blackshire, who was killed by a city police officer in 2019.