Stay updated with breaking news from Brandonm Graeff. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
PHILADELPHIA – Marple Township and several of its police officers look to dismiss unnecessary and unserved parties and what it calls improper relief, in civil rights litigation brought by the estate of a man left at a bus stop while in an intoxicated state by Township police officers, and who was then killed by a passing vehicle shortly thereafter two years ago.
PHILADELPHIA – The estate of a man left at a bus stop while in an intoxicated state by Marple Township police officers and killed by a passing vehicle shortly thereafter two years ago, has launched civil rights litigation against the Township, its Police Department and a plethora of officers she believes are responsible for the man’s death.
MARPLE â The Marple Township Police Department is mourning the loss of Officer Brian Niedelman, who served with the department for three and a half years before his death Tuesday. The 31-year-old was found dead in his car in Thomas Field by fellow officers, according to Marple Police Chief Brandon M. Graeff. The chief said a thorough investigation by the Delaware County District Attorney's Office and its Criminal Investigation Division determined no foul play. "There's no arrangements scheduled yet," the police chief said, adding that any funeral services will have to align with COVI...