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Texas jury acquits police officer who fatally shot unarmed man - Vimarsana News

Texas jury acquits police officer who fatally shot unarmed man

Former officer Shaun Lucas was responding to a call about a possible fight when fatally shot 31-year old Jonathan Price

Source: wsws.org
Man acquitted in arson-murder accused of burning down another house - Vimarsana News

Man acquitted in arson-murder accused of burning down another house

ASHLAND A 38-year-old man acquitted last year in the case of setting a blaze that killed his mother in 2018 is behind bars after police said he set fire to

Man acquitted in arson-murder accused of burning down another house - Vimarsana News

Man acquitted in arson-murder accused of burning down another house

ASHLAND A 38-year-old man acquitted last year in the case of setting a blaze that killed his mother in 2018 is behind bars after police said he set fire to

Dowry Case: 'Usual Acts of Taunting in Family Not Cruelty', Says Delhi Court; Acquits Husband, In-Laws - Vimarsana News

Dowry Case: 'Usual Acts of Taunting in Family Not Cruelty', Says Delhi Court; Acquits Husband, In-Laws

Usual acts of taunting in a family do not amount to cruelty, a Delhi court has ruled, while acquitting a man and his parents in a dowry death case where they were accused of subjecting the victim to cruelty that prompted her to die by suicide. Dowry Case: ‘Usual Acts of Taunting in Family Not Cruelty’, Says Delhi Court; Acquits Husband, In-Laws.

Hong Kong flight attendant jailed for biting police sergeant has conviction quashed after judge rules officers abused power - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong flight attendant jailed for biting police sergeant has conviction quashed after judge rules officers abused power

Court finds insufficient evidence that officers were ‘duly executing their duties’ when they stopped Charleen Wai and her mother in 2019.

Source: scmp.com