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Dangerous way, said the judge, yet he continued to do what he was doing, end quote. All the force used in this case was, in fact, reasonable, necessary, and justified under the circumstances. Reporter but howell was unarmed. And civil rights attorney Fred Brewington insists theres no justification for what happened to him. No matter what they said was going on, the force used on kyle howell was both inappropriate and illegal. Reporter joan howell is kyle howells mother. Since kyle, theres been many incidents, some reported, some unreported, some fatal, that continues to happen. Reporter the of...

The jurors deliberated for nearly three days before they told U.S. Magistrate Judge Lee G. Dunst that they could not reach a unanimous verdict.

The federal jury in Central Islip awarded $13.5 million in compensatory damages and $21.5 million in punitive damages on Thursday to the family of Kenny Lazo of Bay Shore, who died after he was beaten by Suffolk police during a 2008 traffic stop. 

In dueling closing arguments Wednesday, attorneys for the family of a Bay Shore man who died in police custody and Suffolk County gave conflicting accounts of events the night he died.

A Suffolk homicide detective allowed two police officers involved in the case of Kenny Lazo to be in the same room during an interrogation, according to testimony in the wrongful death case.