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Article from the Warrensburg News, April 21, 1932 Entry from the log book of Game Protector Merritt Lamos for March 4, 1932
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Article from the Warrensburg News, April 21, 1932 (Note by columnist Howard Riley: The excellent background stories by Dr. Eliza Darling, about a manhunt in the wilds of Long Lake/Blue Mountain, were prompted by a column published here on April 17 taken from a March 4, 1932, copy of the Malone Evening Telegram. There are many times when I lift a story from some old newspaper, but seldom do I find out “the rest of the story.” Thanks to a phone call from Nancy Bernstein, we got the rest of the story when she connected me with Dr. Darling. From the response I have received, this tale has resonated far and wide it is superb writing with fascinating details.)
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Lethal force? Taser devices are meant to save lives, yet hundreds die after their use by police
The April 11 shooting death of Daunte Wright highlights problems with police use of Tasers that have contributed to at least 500 deaths since 2010 including Pennsylvania.
Jo Ciavaglia, Bucks County Courier Times
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3:51 pm UTC May. 14, 2021
The April 11 shooting death of Daunte Wright highlights problems with police use of Tasers that have contributed to at least 500 deaths since 2010 including Pennsylvania.
Jo Ciavaglia, Bucks County Courier Times
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3:51 pm UTC May. 14, 2021
The fatal shooting this month of Daunte Wright by a Minnesota patrol officer who allegedly confused her pistol for a Taser device had every appearance of a freak accident.
Adam Graycar
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Adam Graycar is a professor of social and policy studies at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia. He also is a professor of public policy at the Australian National University in Canberra, where he is director of the Transnational Research Institute on Corruption, which conducts research on public corruption and devises ways to reduce it.
Currently on sabattical at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice at the City University of New York and at the Center for the Advancement of Public Integrity at Columbia University, he is a former dean of the School of Criminal Justice at Rutgers University, the state university of New Jersey.