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Month: March 2022

An Ohio grand jury declined to indict officer who fatally shot Ma’Khia Bryant, state AG says

By Christina Maxouris A Franklin County, Ohio, jury declined to indict the police officer who fatally shot Ma’Khia Bryant, a Black teenager, last April, state Attorney General Dave Yost said in a news release Friday. Yost also released investigative materials in the case, including more than a dozen interviews, crime scene and evidence photos and

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Los padres de Gabby Petito demandan a los padres de Brian Laundrie, alegando que sabían de su asesinato y que estaban ayudando a su hijo a escapar

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — La familia de Gabby Petito presentó una demanda civil contra Christopher y Roberta Laundrie, alegando que sabían que su hijo Brian Laundrie mató a Gabby Petito y que estaban trabajando para ayudarlo a huir del país. En la demanda, Joseph Petito y Nichole Schmidt alegan que Brian Laundrie les contó a

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Three Coachella Valley Educational Employees Honored as Riverside County Educators of the Year

Three educational employees were recognized in Coachella Valley as Riverside County Educators of the Year. They were selected among 36 thousand educational employees in the county and surprised by Riverside County officials throughout the day. The county recognized this year’s Riverside County administrator, site support and school counselor of the year. Director of Nutritional Services

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DA’s office to drop criminal charges against Denver security guard who fatally shot a man last year after political rally

By Hannah Sarisohn. CNN Prosecutors will drop a second-degree murder charge for a Denver security guard who shot a man at a political rally in October 2020, according to a statement from the Denver District Attorney’s office. Matthew Dolloff and his attorney, Doug Richards, have claimed Dolloff was acting in self-defense when he shot Lee

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