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Two former deputies guilty of federal civil rights violations - Vimarsana News

Two former deputies guilty of federal civil rights violations

Two former Crawford County, Arkansas, sheriff’s deputies, Levi White, 34, and Zackary King, 28, pleaded guilty to federal civil rights offenses for using unlawful force on a man they arrested. …

Crawford County deputies plead guilty to civil rights offenses - Vimarsana News

Crawford County deputies plead guilty to civil rights offenses

Two former Crawford County sheriff’s deputies pleaded guilty last week to federal civil rights offenses for using unlawful force on a man they arrested.

Cop Filmed Beating Man, Hitting His Head on Curb Pleads Guilty - Vimarsana News

Cop Filmed Beating Man, Hitting His Head on Curb Pleads Guilty

The woman who filmed cops brutally beating a man later told FBI agents she was "frozen in shock" because the beating was "so violent."

Two former Arkansas deputies plead guilty to excessive force - Vimarsana News

Two former Arkansas deputies plead guilty to excessive force

Former sheriff's deputies Levi White and Zackary King have both pleaded guilty to using "unlawful force" on a man they arrested.

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Former Arkansas Sheriff's Deputies Plead Guilty to Federal Civil Rights Violations for Assaulting Arrested Man - Vimarsana News

Former Arkansas Sheriff's Deputies Plead Guilty to Federal Civil Rights Violations for Assaulting Arrested Man

Two former Crawford County, Arkansas, sheriff’s deputies, Levi White, 34, and Zackary King, 28, have pleaded guilty to federal civil rights offenses for using unlawful force on a man they arrested.“The defendants swore an oath to uphold the law, then violated that oath and abused their power by assaulting a person who was pinned to the ground and not resisting,” said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.“The videos from this incident are a shocking display of the violent deprivation of civil rights committed by...