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INDIANAPOLIS – Area athletes who were part of the Class of 2022 have graduated and made strides toward their post high-school lives.
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INDIANAPOLIS – Area athletes who were part of the Class of 2022 have graduated and made strides toward their post high-school lives.
The city’s proclamation effectively makes any demonstration in the next two weeks illegal and severely restricts the right to protest in the days after.
0 3 minutes read Feature image: Placard reads, “Escondido police release the video.” Liberation photo: Anzy Adams Escondido Police officer Chad Moore fatally shot Steven John Olson, a houseless community member, on the morning of April 21 shortly after 7 am. Police claimed that he was holding a metal bar and threatened the officer. Video from after the incident and eyewitness testimonies seem to conflict with key points of Escondido PD’s version of events. Activists in Escondido called a protest on the night of the shooting, and continued the fight for transparency and accountabilit...
Transient who was fatally shot by police in Escondido ID'd KGTV and last updated 2021-04-26 22:35:37-04 ESCONDIDO (CNS) - Authorities Monday publicly identified a homeless man who allegedly advanced on an Escondido police officer in a menacing manner last week with a 2-foot-long crowbar in his hand, prompting the lawman to fatally shoot him. Steven John Olson, 59, allegedly had been hitting cars with the prying tool near the intersection of Broadway and Second Avenue when Officer Chad Moore approached him shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Escondido Police Department. Seeing the...
ESCONDIDO (KUSI) – Authorities Monday publicly identified a homeless man who allegedly advanced on an Escondido police officer in a menacing manner last week with a 2-foot-long crowbar in his hand, prompting the lawman to fatally shoot him. Steven John Olson, 59, allegedly had been hitting cars with the prying tool near the intersection of Broadway and Second Avenue when Officer Chad Moore approached him shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Escondido Police Department. Seeing the patrolman, the suspect “immediately advanced on (him) while holding the same metal tool in a threa...