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Cleveland Settles Lawsuit Over Tamir Rice Shooting For $6 Million
The city on Monday reached a $6 million settlement in a lawsuit over the death of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old black boy shot by a white police officer while playing with a pellet gun outside a recreation center.
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A Doctor Allegedly Declared Him Dead. His Wife Knew Better, But Nobody Listened.
Tammy Cleveland feared the worst when she arrived to DeGraff Memorial Hospital on the night of Oct. 10, 2014. Minutes earlier, her husband, Michael, had collapsed in a supermarket in a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y. Good Samaritans and paramedics had performed CPR, but Michael had been rushed to the emergency room in serious condition.
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Cleveland Reaches Deal With US Justice Department: Report
Cleveland, the Ohio city where a white policeman was acquitted Saturday in the fatal shooting of two African Americans, has reached a settlement with the US Justice Department on policing practices, The New York Times reported.
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Cleveland Protests Erupt After Officer Found Not Guilty In Fatal Shooting of 2 Unarmed Suspects
A Cleveland police officer was found not guilty on Saturday in the shooting deaths of an unarmed black man and a woman after a high-speed car chase in 2012, one in a series of cases that have raised questions over police conduct and race relations in the United States.
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Recent US Police Shootings of Black Suspects
The killing of a young black man by police on Tuesday in the US state of Missouri joins a long list of similar incidents which have stoked racial tensions:
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Cleveland kidnapper Castro insists he is 'not a monster'
The US bus driver who kidnapped three young women and tormented them for a decade in his Ohio home insisted as he was sentenced to life without parole on Thursday that he was "not a monster."
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Ohio kidnapper Ariel Castro sentenced to thousand years in jail
An Ohio judge on Thursday sentenced Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro to life in prison for abducting, raping and holding captive three women for as long as 11 years, and murder for forcing one of the women to abort her pregnancy.
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Police identify suspect in deaths of three US women
Authorities who responded to a report of a foul odor and found the bodies of three women in a low-income U.S. neighborhood ended a daylong search without finding others. A registered sex offender was in custody.
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Ohio abduction: Chains and ropes found in house, says police chief
US police investigating the decade-long kidnap of three Ohio women found ropes and chains in the house where they were held, Cleveland police chief Michael McGrath told NBC television on Wednesday.
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Cleveland Settles Lawsuit Over Tamir Rice Shooting For $6 Million
The city on Monday reached a $6 million settlement in a lawsuit over the death of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old black boy shot by a white police officer while playing with a pellet gun outside a recreation center.
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A Doctor Allegedly Declared Him Dead. His Wife Knew Better, But Nobody Listened.
Tammy Cleveland feared the worst when she arrived to DeGraff Memorial Hospital on the night of Oct. 10, 2014. Minutes earlier, her husband, Michael, had collapsed in a supermarket in a suburb of Buffalo, N.Y. Good Samaritans and paramedics had performed CPR, but Michael had been rushed to the emergency room in serious condition.
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Cleveland Reaches Deal With US Justice Department: Report
Cleveland, the Ohio city where a white policeman was acquitted Saturday in the fatal shooting of two African Americans, has reached a settlement with the US Justice Department on policing practices, The New York Times reported.
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Cleveland Protests Erupt After Officer Found Not Guilty In Fatal Shooting of 2 Unarmed Suspects
A Cleveland police officer was found not guilty on Saturday in the shooting deaths of an unarmed black man and a woman after a high-speed car chase in 2012, one in a series of cases that have raised questions over police conduct and race relations in the United States.
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Recent US Police Shootings of Black Suspects
The killing of a young black man by police on Tuesday in the US state of Missouri joins a long list of similar incidents which have stoked racial tensions:
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Cleveland kidnapper Castro insists he is 'not a monster'
The US bus driver who kidnapped three young women and tormented them for a decade in his Ohio home insisted as he was sentenced to life without parole on Thursday that he was "not a monster."
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Ohio kidnapper Ariel Castro sentenced to thousand years in jail
An Ohio judge on Thursday sentenced Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro to life in prison for abducting, raping and holding captive three women for as long as 11 years, and murder for forcing one of the women to abort her pregnancy.
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Police identify suspect in deaths of three US women
Authorities who responded to a report of a foul odor and found the bodies of three women in a low-income U.S. neighborhood ended a daylong search without finding others. A registered sex offender was in custody.
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Ohio abduction: Chains and ropes found in house, says police chief
US police investigating the decade-long kidnap of three Ohio women found ropes and chains in the house where they were held, Cleveland police chief Michael McGrath told NBC television on Wednesday.
