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The police chief announced that officers involved in the incident acted appropriately in detaining and handcuffing Jamar Mackey, but said two officers will be disciplined for not wearing face masks.
Virginia Beach officer cleared in handcuffing of Black man Police lights (Source: Hawaii News Now/file) By Associated Press | January 8, 2021 at 4:06 PM EST - Updated January 8 at 4:06 PM VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) - A police sergeant has been cleared of wrongdoing for handcuffing an innocent Black man who was eating with his family at a Virginia Beach mall. But Virginia Beach Police Chief Paul Neudigate told city council members Tuesday that the sergeant and another officer will be disciplined for not wearing masks during the Dec. 19 encounter. Officers handcuffed Jamar Mackey but rel...
The police chief announced that officers involved in the incident acted appropriately in detaining and handcuffing Jamar Mackey, but said two officers will be disciplined for not wearing face masks.
Virginia Beach Police Department apologizes after officer mistakes man for accused thief, handcuffs him at Lynnhaven Mall Police were investigating a report of credit card theft when they cuffed Jamar Mackey in the mall's food court in front of his family. They had the wrong person. Author: Evan Watson, Ali Weatherton (13News Now), Brian Farrell Published: 5:37 PM EST December 21, 2020 Updated: 7:45 PM EST December 21, 2020 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Police Chief Paul Neudigate apologized Monday to a man whom police mistook for a person wanted for ...
Virginia Beach Police Department apologizes after officer mistakes man for accused thief, handcuffs him at Lynnhaven Mall Police were investigating a report of credit card theft when they cuffed Jamar Mackey in the mall's food court in front of his family. They had the wrong person. Author: Evan Watson, Ali Weatherton (13News Now), Brian Farrell Published: 5:37 PM EST December 21, 2020 Updated: 7:45 PM EST December 21, 2020 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Police Chief Paul Neudigate apologized Monday to a man whom police mistook for a person wanted for ...