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Ashley Southall

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World
7 Aug 2024
NEW YORK — Cellphone video of New York City police officers ignoring people who brazenly dumped water on them went viral this week, escalating a debate about how much abuse officers should tolerate in an age when they have been ordered to show restraint.
World
7 Aug 2024
NEW YORK — Cellphone video of New York City police officers ignoring people who dumped water on them went viral this week, escalating a debate about how much abuse officers should tolerate in an age when they have been ordered to show restraint.
World
7 Aug 2024
NEW YORK — Cellphone video of New York City police officers ignoring people who brazenly dumped water on them went viral this week, escalating a debate about how much abuse officers should tolerate in an age when they have been ordered to show restraint.
World
25 Jun 2024
NEW YORK — Chester Goode might have been holding a grudge after a fight last year at an unlicensed social club tucked in a row of town houses in Brooklyn. Or perhaps he was losing a game of poker and wanted to rob other gamblers at the illicit operation that drew patrons in flashy cars — and complaints from neighbors.
Brooklyn Shooting: Poker Player Opened Fire and Was Killed by Bouncer
World
25 Jun 2024
NEW YORK — The New York City police officer whose chokehold was partly blamed for Eric Garner’s death in police custody in 2014 was fired from the Police Department on Monday, ending a bitter, five-year legal battle that had cast a shadow over the nation’s largest police force and the city it protects.
NYPD Fires Officer in 2014 Chokehold Case
World
13 May 2019
NEW YORK — The last words Eric Garner, an unarmed black man, uttered on a New York City sidewalk in 2014 instantly became a national rallying cry against police brutality. “I can’t breathe,’’ Garner pleaded 11 times after a police officer in plainclothes placed his arm across his neck and pulled him to the ground while other officers handcuffed him.
5 Years After Eric Garner's Death, an Officer Faces Trial
World
18 Mar 2019
NEW YORK — Otis Boone insisted he was innocent from the time he was accused of two robberies in 2011, when he was 19. But the two victims who had their cellphones snatched by a knife-wielding man picked Boone out of separate police lineups. Though there was no physical evidence, he was convicted and sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Witness IDs led to his conviction, then court ruled on racial bias