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Lonoke County deputy fired after fatally shooting teen by Teresa Moss | Today at 5:08 p.m. Lonoke County Sheriff John Staley (center) talks with the uncles of Hunter Brittain, Jesse Brittain (left) and Harley Brittain (right), during a rally outside the Lonoke County sheriff's office on Wednesday, June 23, 2021, in Lonoke. Hunter Brittain was shot by a Lonoke County sheriff's deputy during a traffic stop earlier that morning. More photos at arkansasonline.com/624lonoke/ (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/Thomas Metthe) A Lonoke County sheriff’s office deputy who shot and killed a McRae teen last we...

KARK: Lonoke deputy fired for not having active body cam when he killed teen July 1, 20214:28 pm Our news partner KARK reports that Sgt. Michael Davis has been fired by the Lonoke County sheriff for violation of the policy on use of body cameras. It was not activated when he shot and killed Hunter Brittain, 17, who was unarmed when Davis stopped him on a state highway near Cabot. Brittain’s family and a companion that night said he held only a jug of antifreeze that he intended to put behind a wheel of his truck to keep it from rolling. He’d been test-driving the truck following work on h...

Deputy who killed Arkansas teen fired, bodycam not on during shooting The Lonoke County sheriff announced that Sergeant Mike Davis is fired due to policy violation, as his bodycam was not on during the time of the shooting. Author: THV11 Digital Updated: 5:00 PM CDT July 1, 2021 LONOKE COUNTY, Ark. — Lonoke County Sheriff John Staley announced through a Facebook video Thursday that Sergeant Mike Davis, the officer involved in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Hunter Brittain, was fired due to policy violations. Staley said that the deputy's bodycam was not tu...

OCEAN CITY, Md. — The topics of gender equality and moral sensibility were up for debate Wednesday in federal court as Ocean City and five women argued over the constitutionality of the town's 2017 topless ban. Lawyers for both sides in Ocean City's ongoing topless lawsuit went before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to make their cases. In August 2017, Ocean City passed an ordinance that banned only women, and not men, from exposing their breasts in public. The legislation was in reaction to inquiries Chelsea Eline, who stated in August 2016 that she wanted "to go topl...

Monroe County NAACP leaders are calling on Pennsylvania senators Pat Toomey and Bob Casey to support the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.