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Manuel Ellis Blamed for His Own Death By Lawyer for Officers - Vimarsana News

Manuel Ellis Blamed for His Own Death By Lawyer for Officers

Manuel Ellis died after a violent confrontation with three Washington state police officers in March 2020, and the officers' lawyer blames Ellis.

Trial in death of Manuel Ellis: Closing arguments continue - Vimarsana News

Trial in death of Manuel Ellis: Closing arguments continue

Tacoma Police Officers Christopher Burbank, Matthew Collins and Timothy Rankine face charges in the death of Manny Ellis, who died in police custody in March 2020.

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Closing arguments start in trial of 3 Washington state police officers charged in Black man's death - Vimarsana News

Closing arguments start in trial of 3 Washington state police officers charged in Black man's death

A Black man who was shocked, beaten and hogtied facedown on a sidewalk pleaded for breath during his arrest in Washington state, and the three police officers charged in his death did not respond to his pleas, a prosecutor told the jury in closing arguments of their trial Monday.

Black man choked and shocked by police died because of drugs, officers' lawyers argue at trial – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Black man choked and shocked by police died because of drugs, officers' lawyers argue at trial – Winnipeg Free Press

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'You're pushing the boundaries. Don't push it any further,' judge warns prosecution in Ellis case - Vimarsana News

'You're pushing the boundaries. Don't push it any further,' judge warns prosecution in Ellis case

Controversy continued into the final days of the Manny Ellis trial as the defense, again, references dismissing the case following the prosecution's use of words describing the officers’ treatment of Ellis like an animal.