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Rankin County Sheriff updates training, policies after 'Goon Squad' members plead guilty - Vimarsana News

Rankin County Sheriff updates training, policies after 'Goon Squad' members plead guilty

Rankin County Sheriff's Office updates its training and policies after six former police officers plead guilty in the assault of two Black men.

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Six former officers have pleaded guilty to multiple state charges - Vimarsana News

Six former officers have pleaded guilty to multiple state charges

Six white former Mississippi law officers pleaded guilty to state charges on Monday for torturing two Black men.

Plea hearing held for ex-Mississippi officers in assault on 2 Black men - Vimarsana News

Plea hearing held for ex-Mississippi officers in assault on 2 Black men

RANKIN COUNTY, Miss. (WJTV) - Six white former Mississippi law officers pleaded guilty to state charges on Monday for torturing two Black men in a racist assault. A plea hearing was held at the Rankin County Circuit Court on Monday, August 14. Five former Rankin County sheriff’s deputies and an ex-Richland police officer pled guilty to charges [...]

Rankin Co. 'Goon Squad' members all plead guilty to state charges in MS. See what's next - Vimarsana News

Rankin Co. 'Goon Squad' members all plead guilty to state charges in MS. See what's next

Six white former Mississippi law officers pleaded guilty to state charges on Monday for torturing two Black men.

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Six Officers Involved in January Rankin County Shooting Plead Guilty - Vimarsana News

Six Officers Involved in January Rankin County Shooting Plead Guilty

Six officers in Mississippi admit guilt in a 2023 shooting. Attorney General emphasizes trust. Sentencing upcoming