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Fallen heroes - Vimarsana News

Fallen heroes

On June 30, according to officials, Floyd County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a domestic violence investigation at Allen, helping the alleged victims escape and getting them to safety.

Fallen heroes - Vimarsana News

Fallen heroes

On June 30, according to officials, Floyd County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a domestic violence investigation at Allen, helping the alleged victims escape and getting them to safety.

Fallen heroes - Vimarsana News

Fallen heroes

On June 30, according to officials, Floyd County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a domestic violence investigation at Allen, helping the alleged victims escape and getting them to safety.

'People need to see it': inquest shown footage of Western Australian police restraining Indigenous man | Deaths in custody - Vimarsana News

'People need to see it': inquest shown footage of Western Australian police restraining Indigenous man | Deaths in custody

The police officers attempted to restrain the prone man as he struggled. “During this resistance, Mr Riley made repeated and continuous attempts to take possession of Constable [James] Wolfe’s firearm and bit down hard on Constable Wolfe’s arm causing it to bleed heavily,” Collins told the inquest. Several other officers arrived to help restrain Mr Riley. Collins said Winterburn’s Taser was trigger-activated 10 times in less than two minutes just prior to and during the struggle. Footage shot by witnesses showed Riley wailing as he was held down for seven minutes befo...

Devastated family of Indigenous man who died after being tasered cry in court, Perth, WA - Vimarsana News

Devastated family of Indigenous man who died after being tasered cry in court, Perth, WA

An inquest has been shown confronting footage of police restraining an Indigenous man who died after being tasered outside an Officeworks store in Perth. Family members cried in distress and left the room as the Perth Coroner's Court was on Tuesday when shown the confrontation between police and 39-year-old Mr Riley, whose first name is not being used for cultural reasons. Counsel assisting the coroner Rachel Collins said two police officers had attended the Officeworks store in East Perth in May 2017 in response to unrelated reports of a robbery. Mr Riley's (pictured) family cried in distres...