Remember Veronica Williams, killed by her husband in front of the Eastside Court on North Avenue after taking out a restraining order? Her mother is now suing the BPD and seeking punitive damages for due process violations, conspiracy and wrongful death, claiming that Cleaven Williams' police buddies shielded him from arrest, even texting him to let him know they were on the way to arrest him.
So the government largely dropped its spying case against whistle-blowers Thomas Drake and John K. Wiebe, NSA employees who exposed waste, fraud, and the fact that, ps., government contractors are monitoring all of your email. Now the defendants want their computers back, the FBI refuses to return them, and Drake is working at an Apple store. Sigh.
Well that sucks: a homeowner says police raided the wrong house (his)
Check out this dick, Christopher Scott. His girlfriend dumped him, so he allegedly got back at her by posting their sex tape on the Internet. Then when police went to his house to investigate they also found kiddie porn. Allegedly. Charming. Now he's free on bail, so don't date his stank ass.
The second trial for accused dog-burning twins Travers and Tremayne Johnson is set to begin today.
Oh, Doug Gansler, have you nothing better to do than dilute Four Loko?
Good for the Daily Record, editorializing against the lack of accountability and transparency when it comes to the sketchball tax credits for city developers.
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What the heck is this Courthouse News Service and how is it writing up these lawsuits that don't even show up in case search or PACER?
Dunno, they claim to have a "staff of reporters and editors". There is something about the Veronica Williams lawsuit in TDR today, too.
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