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A Memphis man is facing charges in connection to a shooting at a rooming house on East McLemore Avenue on Monday.

In the past three months, grand juries have indicted as many law enforcement officers in use-of-force cases under Garza's administration as they did within the entire four-year term of his predecessor, Margaret Moore. But even while his office is accruing indictments, experts say there is no guarantee that Garza and his prosecutors will see a courtroom victory.  "Generally, it is really difficult for prosecutors to get a conviction at trial in a police fatality or police brutality case," said Alissa Marque Heydari, a former prosecutor with the Manhattan district attorney's office. "Ther...

BBC News Published A man has appeared in court charged with murder following a death in Falkirk. Alastair Gray, 73, was discovered with fatal injuries and pronounced dead at a property in Grahams Road on Tuesday. Christopher Gray, 49, was charged with murder when he appeared at Falkirk Sheriff Court on Wednesday. He was also charged under the Police and Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012. He did not enter a plea and was remanded in custody. Related Topics

Canterbury asparagus grower fined for exploiting laborers Christopher Gray, the Canterbury asparagus grower who was ordered to pay exploited laborers $50,000 in October, has been fined another $26,000. Earlier, the Employment Relations Authority ordered Gray, a sole trader operating as Motukarara Asparagus, to repay $50,000 to 13 workers for unlawful deductions, minimum wage arrears and holiday pay. Ten of the workers were seasonal migrant workers from Fiji, two were migrant workers and one a New Zealander. According to the Authority, Gray’s transgressions were “more egregious” because ...