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DHS officer indicted for allegedly shooting neighbor over birthday-party noise complaint Quadrus Wilson, 49, a Department of Homeland Security officer in Decatur, GA, was indicted October 22 after allegedly forcing his way into an upstairs neighbor’s apartment and shooting him in the arm during a July 27 dispute over noise from Wilson’s birthday celebration. Prosecutors say Wilson identified himself as a police officer before forcing open the door and firing several shots. He faces multiple felony charges, including aggravated assault and false imprisonment, and remains jailed without bond. Source: https://t.co/3xxUgo2bjA

Former Senatobia cop Foster who killed Kohen Wiley had 2 previous lawsuits for excessive force, one of them also mentioning that he exaggerated the threat by the vehicle he stepped in front of. Two Black men sued him for “viciously and repeatedly beating” them and claimed that Foster “conspired to charge them with crimes they did not commit” in a Waffle House parking lot in 2019 (video enclosed below). A second lawsuit was filed by Katherine Jefferson (race unverified) who claimed that on 8/26/2022, they “tased her multiple times,” “stomped on her face breaking her jaw” and “knocked out multiple teeth” during a traffic stop. https://t.co/1CHj1qsMJ9 https://t.co/ywcvs6R1rm

"It was a HATE CRIME," the family says. A Black father and son got into an argument with a man at an Omaha gas station. In the parking lot, he started screaming: "Do you want to f***ing die? Look at me!" According to the affidavit, he told them: "You wanna get shot? You're in West O now." Prosecutors say he then opened fire. Police say one of the victims is believed to be permanently PARALYZED. The family says it's the father, 48, and that his 23-year-old son was shot in the liver. "My dad was a hero that night," his daughter said. She says he went for the gun to protect his son. The family believes he targeted them because they're Black. "He had no reason to do this." David Seyler, 31, faces six felony charges, including assault, terroristic threats and weapons charges. Bond is $750,000, and prosecutors say the charges carry up to 205 years. Back in March, he was sentenced to 48 days in jail after a strangulation case ended in a misdemeanor conviction. So why was he still carrying a gun?

Family of Antonio Garza, killed by police in 2023 during mental health crisis near his home was just awarded almost $52 million. The case is described below. Name: Antonio Garza Jr. Age: 44 Gender: Male Race: Latino Date: 02/05/2023 Location: Interstate 10 near Whitewater, Palm Springs area City: Palm Springs County: Riverside State: California Agency: San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Officer(s): Bill Abernathy; Nicholas Kridner Cause of Death: Gunshot Event: Killed by police following vehicle pursuit during mental health crisis On 02/05/2023, Antonio Garza Jr., 44, was killed by San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies following a 35-minute vehicle pursuit that began at his Yucca Valley residence. Deputies responded to a reported arson, although his family's attorneys maintained he was legally burning personal belongings on his own property. Garza, who was experiencing a mental health crisis, fled in his vehicle. The pursuit ended near Interstate 10 in the Palm Springs area, where Garza fled on foot. Deputies chased him for approximately two minutes. Police claimed Garza raised a golf club toward a deputy before deputies Bill Abernathy and Nicholas Kridner opened fire. A privately commissioned autopsy documented 12 gunshot wounds, including wounds to his back and wounds inflicted while he was on the ground. Neither deputy was wearing a body camera, but a passing motorist recorded part of the confrontation. On 10/22/2026, following a seven-day federal civil trial, a unanimous jury awarded Garza's family $51.8 million, finding the deputies liable for his death. The verdict included $10 million in punitive damages. Evidence presented during the trial revealed that Garza had previously been declared incompetent to stand trial and had been released from jail just 12 days before his death. His family said they had repeatedly sought mental health treatment for him without success. The sheriff's department maintained that the deputies' actions were justified and said both had previously been cleared of criminal liability by the Riverside County District Attorney's Office. Garza's family is now calling on California Attorney General Rob Bonta to pursue criminal charges. The county is considering an appeal. SOURCE LINKS: https://t.co/q8EV4JwwrA https://t.co/jbRHe2iMKB https://t.co/6wUd1COoYr https://t.co/vJlO48NmJ7

The primary planning board attorney for Jackson Township, New Jersey was arrested for possessing and distributing child sex abuse material. Robert C. Shea II, 42, was taken into custody and remanded to the Ocean County Jail pending a detention hearing. The people of Jackson Township are demanding that the council remove him from his position and cancel all contracts with his law firm. Shea is a nepo baby who holds a very prominent position in local government. His father is a very influential figure in Ocean County with a lot of powerful connections going back decades. Keep your eyes on this case.