Earlier this month, the city of New Haven reached a $45 million settlement with Randy Cox, nearly a year after his incident. #REVOLTSocialJustice
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UPDATE: Yesterday, @GovNedLamont signed the second of two bills based on the Randy Cox case, who was paralyzed in a New Haven police van a year ago
This bill requires officers to immediately get medical help for suspects having an emergency: https://t.co/P6iLJMhqBp
The New Haven Police Commission has voted to terminate two more officers involved in the Randy Cox case. Two other officers were fired earlier this month. These four and another officer who has since retired from the department still face criminal charges. @WTNH
The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners unanimously voted Wednesday night to terminate the employment of two more officers charged in the case involving Richard “Randy” Cox. https://t.co/Bi42SwFtn9
Two more police officers in New Haven, Connecticut, are being fired in connection with a 2022 incident that paralyzed Randy Cox as he was being transported in a police van handcuffed and without a seat belt https://t.co/rPlD704qLh
It's been one year since Randy Cox was paralyzed while under the custody of New Haven Police officers. Today, we reflected on the last year with his sister, Latoya Boomer and civil rights attorney, @AttorneyCrump@FOX61News
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