Giovanni Loyola has hand amputated after Birmingham deputy handcuffed him too tightly, lawsuit says
A sheriff's deputy left Giovanni Loyola tightly handcuffed "for hours" despite pleading he was in pain from the restraints.
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A sheriff's deputy left Giovanni Loyola tightly handcuffed "for hours" despite pleading he was in pain from the restraints.
By Mark Anderson Blank minds think alike; they do not think at all. How else to describe the recent baseless heckling and physical attack on Sen. Rand Paul and his wife, Kelley, by clueless leftist agitators? Thankfully, the attack on the Kentucky Republican as he left the White House grounds, just after hearing President Donald Trump’s Aug. 27 acceptance speech at the 2020 virtual GOP convention, did not result in any injuries, due to police protection. Sen. Paul later told Fox News, however, that he still feared for everyone’s safety and felt he and his wife conceivably could have been ...
Only one SWAT officer had a camera, which was turned on well after the gunfire.
Failed response to Capitol riot pushes police reckoning into new chapter Jon Schuppe © Provided by NBC News The reckoning of American police entered a new chapter this week with the televised spectacle of federal security agents overrun by a mob of armed far-right extremists storming the Capitol. On its face, the siege was a failure of planning: The U.S. Capitol Police, who deal with all sorts of protests and demonstrations year-round, did not seem to anticipate the threat posed by thousands of people who, at the urging of President Donald Trump — and after sharing their p...
Maryland SWAT officer cleared in fatal shooting of Duncan Lemp during execution of no-knock warrant Dan Morse, The Washington Post Dec. 31, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail Duncan Lemp was fatally shot in March 2020 by Montgomery County police executing a no-knock warrant on the Potomac, Md., home where he lived with his parents.Washington Post photo by Dan Morse. A Maryland SWAT officer will not be charged in the fatal shooting of 21-year-old Duncan Lemp during a predawn weapons raid in Potomac that became part of the nationwide debate over no-knock warrants, prosecutors said in a 17-page report r...