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Loop Lens: Three time's the charm for US Embassy SARA's - Vimarsana News

Loop Lens: Three time's the charm for US Embassy SARA's

The United States Embassy in Kingston, fêted specially invited guests to the third staging of the mission’s Stakeholder Appreciation and Recognition Awards (SARA) Ceremony. Seventeen organisations copped awards for exceptional program partnersh

Stunned in SoCal - Vimarsana News

Stunned in SoCal

LOS ANGELES – Two first-half goals were not enough on Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles, as No. 10 USC (13-2-2 / 8-0-2 Pac-12) scored twice in the second half and the game-winner in overtime to post a 3-2 victory over No. 9 Stanford (12-5-1 / 6-3-1 Pac-12) from USC's Soni McAlister Field.

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Allegations of misconduct surround officers who raided woman's home in 2019 - Vimarsana News

Allegations of misconduct surround officers who raided woman's home in 2019

“The raid of Ms. Young’s home was truly painful to watch,” said COPA Chief Administrator Sydney Roberts, who also said the agency assembled a 10-member team to evaluate the critical Fourth Amendment issues raised in this complaint. “While we cannot fully heal the pain Ms. Young experienced on that day and ever since, we hope that our investigation and recommendations will enable the healing process.” Video of the home invasion was released to Young as part of her lawsuit against the city of Chicago, and shows her telling officers they were raiding the wrong apartment. The video was...

Oversight agency finds 'deficiencies' in Chicago police raid - Vimarsana News

Oversight agency finds 'deficiencies' in Chicago police raid

CHICAGO — Chicago's civilian police oversight agency announced Thursday it has completed a 16-month investigation into a wrongful 2019 raid during which a woman was forced to stand naked and handcuffed. The Civilian Office of Police Accountability says it found nearly 100 allegations of misconduct by about a dozen officers who wrongly raided the residence of social worker Anjanette Young. According to COPA, although Young was naked when officers broke into her apartment, she was immediately handcuffed. It said an officer attempted to partially cover the woman with a jacket 30 seconds aft...