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Three NYPD Officers Acquitted in Police Brutality Trial

By Dana ChivvisFeb 22nd 2010 – 4:03PM
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(Feb. 22) -- A New York City police officer accused of sodomizing a man with a police baton in a subway station was acquitted today of all charges -- despite the testimony of a fellow cop who said he witnessed the assault. Two other officers were found not guilty of covering up the alleged assault on body-piercer Michael...

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Johannes Mehserle, BART Cop Convicted Of Shooting Oscar Grant, On Trial For Police Brutality In Separate Case

By Aaron Sankin Nov 21st 2011 - 08:17PM

Only months after being released from prison for the shooting death of Oscar Grant , Johannes Mehserle is headed to court in a civil case alleging that the former BART police officer used excessive force during the 2008 arrest of Kenneth Carrethers at the Coliseum/Oakland Airport Station.

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  • 05/31/12 Springfield begins defense in police brutality trial... Source: MassLive.com Just one Springfield police officer remains of 10 initially named in a federal civil rights violation lawsuit filed by a man who alleges he was stripped and beaten before police planted drugs on him during a 2007 arrest.
  • 04/06/11 Doctor Testifies In Police Brutality Trial Source: NBC - WDSU 6 - New Orleans LA A doctor at Charity Hospital testified Wednesday that he had never seen police officers bring someone to the hospital in such critical condition as Raymond Robair.
  • 04/06/11 RI police brutality trial underway Source: FOX - WPRI 12 - East Providence RI The trial of a city police officer accused in the violent beating of a suspect is underway in Providence Superior Court.
  • 03/14/11 Streamwood police brutality trial delayed to next week Source: Daily Herald - Arlington Heights IL The Streamwood police brutality trial won't resume in court until next week.

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