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Legal saga of San Rafael cops bloodying a man continues - Vimarsana News

Legal saga of San Rafael cops bloodying a man continues

A legal battle has erupted because the City of San Rafael says it needs a witness’ help to prevent ex-cop Brandon Nail from getting his job back. Police Chief David Spiller terminated Nail last year.

Former San Rafael officer in abuse case seeks reinstatement - Vimarsana News

Former San Rafael officer in abuse case seeks reinstatement

Brandon Nail is appealing the city's decision to dismiss him for the alleged assault of a detainee.

Arrests In Brevard County: December 16, 2023 – Suspects Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty - Vimarsana News

Arrests In Brevard County: December 16, 2023 – Suspects Presumed Innocent Until Proven Guilty

All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The mugshots and arrest records published on SpaceCoastDaily.com are not an indication of guilt, or evidence that an actual crime has been committed.

BREAKING NEWS: Judge orders ex-San Rafael cops to stand trial for assault - Vimarsana News

BREAKING NEWS: Judge orders ex-San Rafael cops to stand trial for assault

Two former San Rafael police officers accused of beating a local man will stand trial on felony assault charges, according to a Marin County judge’s ruling today.

Judge takes 10 days to review criminal case against ex-cops, perhaps struggling with decision - Vimarsana News

Judge takes 10 days to review criminal case against ex-cops, perhaps struggling with decision

Two former San Rafael police officers accused of beating a local gardener will soon learn whether they’ll be standing trial on felony charges. Last week, after closing arguments in the preliminary hearing—a proceeding to determine if there is enough evidence for a case to go to trial—Marin County Judge Beth Jordan stated that she would render her decision on Dec. 15.