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Mistaken identity stabbing update: City of Pittsburgh denies it wrongfully arrested plaintiff

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PITTSBURGH – The City of Pittsburgh denies allegations that it wrongfully arrested a local woman for a stabbing incident that occurred in the city, due to a case of mistaken identity. Desiree Pinkston of New Kensington first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania on Sept. 23 versus the City of Pittsburgh, Officer Morgan J. Logan and John Doe officers, all of Pittsburgh. “On Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019 City of Pittsburgh police officers, including defendant Morgan J. Logan caused a criminal complaint to be issued against Pinkston, based on an affidavit of probable cause prepared by Logan as the charging officer, concerning a stabbing incident that occurred in the East Hills section of the City of Pittsburgh,” the suit stated.

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COVID-19 vaccine thrown in the trash at KCHD, no charges filed

After thorough investigation, you were not able to detect any criminal activity, said District Attorney General Allen. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 5:07 PM CST March 12, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tennessee Video of what appears to be a box of COVID-19 vaccine being thrown into a dumpster at the Knox County Health Department was at the center of an investigation into what happened to those doses. 10News obtained that video on Friday, and you can watch it below. The Office of the District Attorney General, Charme P. Allen, announced Thursday that no criminal activity was found during the investigation into a box of 975 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses that were reported missing February in Knox County.

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Three San Luis Obispo protesters agree to misdemeanor diversion

Three San Luis Obispo protesters agree to misdemeanor diversion March 11, 2021 Three of the five Black Lives Matter protesters charged with illegal acts during a June 1, 2020 protest in San Luis Obispo were granted misdemeanor diversion this week, which allows them to eventually have their cases dismissed. On June 1, protesters blocked traffic on Highway 101, and later engaged in a standoff with officers near the police station. The protest allegedly turned violent with agitators throwing water bottles at officers. Officers responded with pepper spray, tear gas and handcuffs. The San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s Office filed charges of failing to disperse a riot and resisting or obstructing an officer against Gianna Stoddard, 26, according to the complaint. Henry Popp, 19; Abigail Landis, 22; Michael Gates, 22; and Alexandra Bahramzadehebrahimi, 22, were each charged with one count of failure to disperse a riot or unlawful assembly.

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Three receive misdemeanor diversions for charges connected to June 2020 protests in San Luis Obispo

Three receive misdemeanor diversions for charges connected to June 2020 protests in San Luis Obispo
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New Mexico DA Raises Office Minimum Wage To $15/Hr

New Mexico DA Raises Office Minimum Wage To $15/Hr
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