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Riverside County paid $350,000 to settle wrongful-death suit involving deputies in Jurupa Valley store - Vimarsana News

Riverside County paid $350,000 to settle wrongful-death suit involving deputies in Jurupa Valley store

Ernie Teddy Serrano, 33, was high on methamphetamine during his fatal encounter with deputies at a supermarket in 2020, officials said.

Riverside County paid $350,000 to settle wrongful-death suit involving deputies in Jurupa Valley store - Vimarsana News

Riverside County paid $350,000 to settle wrongful-death suit involving deputies in Jurupa Valley store

Ernie Teddy Serrano, 33, was high on methamphetamine during his fatal encounter with deputies at a supermarket in 2020, officials said.

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Flickering the Light Switch - LewRockwell - Vimarsana News

Flickering the Light Switch - LewRockwell

“Often missing in police brutality debate: Latinos” reads the June 3 Washington Post below the foldheadline. Gringos who took high school Spanish and graduated college with grievance exploitation majors shouldn’t take this lying down. Don’t editors know how hurtful it is—to anyone laying the multicultural minefield—not to use the term “Lantinx”? The martyr highlighted for this episode of dimming the facts was Ernie Serrano who “…was at a Stater Bros. market picking up snacks that night.” We still don’t know if any of them included Skittles. Author Silvia Foster-Frau lea...

Expertos denuncian falta de apoyo a latinos víctimas de brutalidad policial - Vimarsana News

Expertos denuncian falta de apoyo a latinos víctimas de brutalidad policial

Los expertos citan varias razones por las que la comunidad de latinos a menudo ha quedado fuera del debate sobre la brutalidad policial

Latinos are disproportionately killed by police but often left out of the debate about brutality, some advocates say - Vimarsana News

Latinos are disproportionately killed by police but often left out of the debate about brutality, some advocates say

Latinos are nearly twice as likely as Whites to be fatally shot by police. So why aren’t they included in the national conversation about policing and racism?