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Trial begins for Arkansas deputy in teen's fatal shooting - Vimarsana News

Trial begins for Arkansas deputy in teen's fatal shooting

CABOT, Ark. (AP) — The body camera footage of the moments after an Arkansas deputy fatally shot a white teenager during a traffic stop were shown publicly for the first time Tuesday as the deputy's manslaughter trial began.

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Michael Davis sentenced in the death of Hunter Brittain - Vimarsana News

Michael Davis sentenced in the death of Hunter Brittain

By not being charged with felony manslaughter but rather negligent homicide, Michael Davis could again become a law enforcement officer once his sentence is served

Arkansas deputy convicted in teen's death, gets year in jail - Vimarsana News

Arkansas deputy convicted in teen's death, gets year in jail

A former Arkansas deputy was convicted Friday of negligent homicide and sentenced to a year in jail for fatally shooting an unarmed white teenager whose death last year drew the attention of national civil rights leaders.

Hunter Brittain death: Former US police officer Michael Davis convicted, gets year in jail - Vimarsana News

Hunter Brittain death: Former US police officer Michael Davis convicted, gets year in jail

A former Arkansas deputy has been convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to a year in jail for fatal...

Arkansas deputy convicted in teen's death, gets year in jail - Vimarsana News

Arkansas deputy convicted in teen's death, gets year in jail

CABOT, Ark. -- A former Arkansas deputy was convicted Friday of negligent homicide and sentenced to a year in jail for fatally shooting an unarmed white teenager whose death last year drew the attention of national civil rights leaders.