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No-knock warrants called deadly - Vimarsana News

No-knock warrants called deadly

No-knock warrants too often have tragic outcomes, and if they had been banned in Minneapolis, "that could've saved [my son's] life," said Andre "Buddy" Locke Sr.

No-knock warrants called deadly during University of Arkansas event in Fayetteville - Vimarsana News

No-knock warrants called deadly during University of Arkansas event in Fayetteville

No-knock warrants too often have tragic outcomes, and if they had been banned in Minneapolis, "that could've saved [my son's] life," said Andre "Buddy" Locke Sr.

Ben Crump Launches $100M Lawsuit For Family of Black Man Who Died in Police Custody - Vimarsana News

Ben Crump Launches $100M Lawsuit For Family of Black Man Who Died in Police Custody

Attorney Ben Crump has picked up the case for the killing of Terence Caffey in Arkansas, and the family is allegedly seeking a $100 million lawsuit.

Federal review sought in fatal arrest - Vimarsana News

Federal review sought in fatal arrest

LITTLE ROCK -- The family of a man who died during a Dec. 10 arrest has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to review the actions of police from several agencies who were involved, alleging that the officers' treatment of the man was driven by racial prejudice, their lawyers said in a news conference Wednesday.

Federal review sought in fatal arrest - Vimarsana News

Federal review sought in fatal arrest

The family of a man who died during a Dec. 10 arrest has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to review the actions of police from several agencies who were involved, alleging that the officers' treatment of the man was driven by racial prejudice, their lawyers said in a news conference Wednesday.