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Mark McCloskey, one half of the St. Louis gun couple who drew on BLM protesters, wants his misdemeanor scrubbed.
Perry and his lawyers maintain that he acted in self-defense and he now awaits sentencing, facing the possibility of life behind bars.
“AI stuff is just coursing through our culture at the moment, making everything worse,” host Will Sommer says on this week’s Fever Dreams.
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“He’s out of his wheelchair, he’s amputated in both legs at the knee, and he’s moving away from the officers,” a community activist said.
Molotov cocktails. Threatening messages. Police raids. A dead protester. What started as BLM-style activism got way more complicated.
Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man, died of unspecified injuries after two “confrontations” occurred during the stop by Tennessee police earlier this month.
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors has described her family’s shock after watching the LAPD take down her cousin in the middle of the street.
One of the men convicted of murdering Arbery spoke with his former boss, the local district attorney, by phone in the weeks following the 2020 killing.
An arbitrator said officers had no “other viable options” to move septuagenarian Martin Gugino out of their way.
A grand jury convening this week was considering charges against as many as 21 police officers over their handling of the summer’s social unrest.
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