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A witness reported seeing John Coe Richardson of La Pine beating a 5-month-old dachshund with a shovel on April 26, the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office said.

‘Lucky to be Alive’: Florida Cops Who Tossed Black Man Around ‘Like a Ragdoll’ Over a Seatbelt Violation In Vicious Beating Caught On Video Will Face a Federal Lawsuit ...

Le'Keian Woods, who fled from police during a September traffic stop, resulting in an arrest that left his face severely swollen and bloody, an image that went viral and became another community ...

A 24-year-old who Jacksonville Sheriff's officers beat after he fled during a traffic stop avoided jail time by pleading guilty to a non-violent misdemeanor Monday morning.

JSO Officer Jordan Weiss, 22, was arrested on Saturday for one count of official misconduct and one count of battery after an incident at the Duval County Jail.

Attorneys representing Le’Keian Woods, the 24-year-old Black man beaten by officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO), announced on November 6th that civil rights attorney John ...

Justice Department Says It Is ‘Monitoring’ The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Following Viral ‘Rag Doll’ Style Beating of Black Man Le’Keian Woods ...

The Department of Justice has announced it is monitoring the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) after the brutal beating of 24-year-old Le’Keian Woods. The decision comes after Woods ...

Daniels then asked the DOJ Civil Rights Division to investigate further but not just Woods’ incident, several other beatings of unarmed people allegedly by the hands of the JSO.

Woods’ defense team had argued much the same. “Nothing warranted the beating that Mr. Woods sustained,” attorney Harry M. Daniels said in a letter to Justice’s Civil Rights Division.