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General Suelzer testified that guard members posted along the Rio Grande are told in safety briefings not to get into the water. During the hearing, it was confirmed that Evans did not have a floatation device when he died.
With spring on the way and the weather starting to brighten up, officers are appealing to bikers to take extra care as many prepare to get back on the road after the winter months. Riders are being advised to check their bikes over carefully, as many will be getting machines out of storage for the […]
One of the unfortunate by-products of the pandemic is an increase in people giving up their pets, and doing so illegally by dumping them at places like Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control. Not only is this illegal to do, it's also dangerous for animals.
OK, with Yang out of the way, let’s jump into the first explosive state’s witness of the day, MPD Lieutenant Johnny Mercil, presented as the state’s expert on MPD use-of-force policy and training. Interestingly, Mercil testified at the start that he was currently on medical leave. A prior state witness police officer, Sergeant Evans, I believe, who took over the Floyd scene from Sergeant Ploeger, had also testified he was on leave. Maybe just a coincidence. In any case, when not on medical leave Lt. Mercil works in the MPD training division in charge of use-of-force training ...