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Monday, 17 May 2021 Cricket Australia has contacted former Test opener Cameron Bancroft inviting him to provide new information regarding the ball-tampering scandal. Bancroft was one of three players to be sanctioned for their involvement in the scandal, which erupted during the third Test match against South Africa back in 2018. Bancroft was captured in television footage rubbing a homemade form of sandpaper, constructed from sticky tape and grit from the playing surface, onto the ball in an attempt to change its behaviour. Australia's then-captain Steve Smith and batsman David Warner were ...

Updated: May 16 2021, 12:36 ET Invalid Date, RECENTLY released bodycamera footage shows the "horrific" moments before a mentally ill black man died in a South Carolina jail. The footage shows deputies repeatedly deploying stun guns before Jamal Sutherland, who suffered from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, becomes unresponsive. 7 7 Sutherland was stunned while cops tried to remove him from his cellCredit: Charleston County Sheriff's Office Sutherland died on January 5 at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston after the deputies stunned him while trying to remove him fr...

WCIV-TV (NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.) — The Department of Justice and the FBI are investigating the death of a Black man with a mental illness at a South Carolina jail, as newly released body camera footage showed deputies repeatedly deploying stun guns before he became unresponsive. Jamal Sutherland died on Jan. 5 at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston after deputies attempted to remove him from his cell to attend a bond hearing for a misdemeanor assault charge that morning, according to a state prosecutor investigating the incident. The Charleston County Sheriff’s Offi...

Body camera footage shows 'horrific' in-custody death of Black man On Location: May 14, 2021 Replay Video UP NEXT The Department of Justice is investigating the death of a Black man with a mental illness at a South Carolina jail, as newly released body camera footage showed deputies repeatedly deploying stun guns before he became unresponsive. Jamal Sutherland died on Jan. 5 at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston after deputies attempted to remove him from his cell to attend a bond hearing for a misdemeanor assault charge that morning, according to a state prosecuto...

South Carolina sheriff’s office releases footage showing the in-custody death of a mentally ill Black man Newly released footage showing how a Black man died as deputies forcibly removed him from a South Carolina jail cell is the latest case to raise questions about law enforcement’s use of force during encounters with the mentally ill. Jamal Sutherland died at the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center in North Charleston on January 5, 2021, the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office said. Footage shows deputies pepper spraying and tasing Sutherland, 31, multiple times after he appeared to res...