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Upland woman fundraising for her family devastated by fires in Maui - Vimarsana News

Upland woman fundraising for her family devastated by fires in Maui

An Upland woman is raising funds to help her family members who lost their homes in the Maui wildfires.

Source: abc7.com
Chicago Ranks No. 1 in Exonerations for 5th Year in a Row, Accounting for More Than Half of National Total: Report - Vimarsana News

Chicago Ranks No. 1 in Exonerations for 5th Year in a Row, Accounting for More Than Half of National Total: Report

Cook County recorded 124 overturned convictions in 2022, all but two of those were tied to misconduct by two former Chicago police officers, according to the report.

Source: wttw.com
Jose Montanez & Armando Serrano Free: Two Men Wrongfully Convicted Of 1993 Murder To Go Free - Vimarsana News

Jose Montanez & Armando Serrano Free: Two Men Wrongfully Convicted Of 1993 Murder To Go Free

Jose Montanez and Armando Serrano are now free after spending more than 23 years behind bars. Montanez and Armando Serrano were wrongly imprisoned in 1993 f

Man wrongfully imprisoned is suing the city and detectives for 'abusing him into false confession' - Vimarsana News

Man wrongfully imprisoned is suing the city and detectives for 'abusing him into false confession'

Daniel Rodriguez spent 17 years behind bars after he was wrongfully convicted in the shooting death of Jose 'Junito' Hernandez, Jr. On Monday, he filed a lawsuit against the city of Chicago and detectives

Man sues Chicago police detective he claims forced false confession that led to murder conviction and 13 years behind bars - Vimarsana News

Man sues Chicago police detective he claims forced false confession that led to murder conviction and 13 years behind bars

The city has spent more than $75 million of taxpayer money paying for wrongful convictions caused by former police Detective Reynaldo Guevara.