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Op, alle onrecht ...
Actievoerders gelofte te houden van de druk om alle onrecht te protesteren
oorspronkelijk door: ReviewJournal.com
gepubliceerd: 13maart 2012
Familieleden van Erik Scott, die werd doodgeschoten door agenten buiten een Costco winkel in 2010, laten vallen van hun rechtszaak tegen de Metropolitan Police Department op dinsdag, ending one of the most controversial chapters in the agency’s history.
The lawsuit wasn’t strong enough to withstand the appeals process, family members said.
“It’s not the slam-dunk case that everybody thought it was when we started,” said Bill Scott, Erik Scott’s father. “If there was a different appeals court involved, I think we could have pressed ahead.”
The family also was going up against stiff resistance from Las Vegas police. Sheriff Doug Gillespie said Tuesday that he would not settle the case.
“No matter how you look at it, the Scott family lost a loved one,” zei hij:. “Ik, as a sheriff, understand that the best I can. But I also have to support the process and support our officers when they make appropriate decisions.”
The news surprised Chris Collins, executive director of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, which represents roughly 2,800 officers, including the three officers involved in Scott’s shooting.
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