Suspect beaten by Birmingham Ala. police sues
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Suspect beaten by Birmingham Ala. police sues
The Associated Press
police suesBy DESIREE HUNTER – 1 day ago MNTGMERY Ala. (AP) — A man whose beating by five Birmingham police officers was caught on a dashboard video is suing the fired officers the police chief and the city saying he suffered severe and permanent injuries. The suspect Anthony Warren who is in prison filed a lawsuit Tuesday that seeks monetary damages and asks the court to order changes in the way police officers are trained and how investigations of excessive force allegations are handled. 23 2008 police chased the 38-year-old Warren ramming his car to stop him and running it off the road. Warren was ejected and was apparently unconscious when officers began kicking him and beating him with a billy club and their fists.
You can help save the Birmingham Eccentric
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Not the Birmingham Eccentric. Just five weeks ago when the bserver & Eccentric Newspapers announced that it would cease circulation of five semi-weeklies including the Birmingham Eccentric communities were shocked. A group of concerned citizens and local officials from Birmingham Bingham Farms Bloomfield Township Bloomfield Hills and Beverly Hills began working with staff from Gannett Co. to keep the Birmingham Eccentric alive. As a result of these efforts the Birmingham Eccentric which has been reporting on the area for more than 130 years will remain in publication at least temporarily.
Birmingham police search for suspect in Saturday shooting death
al.com
Terrance Covington 30 is charged with murder and attempted murder said Birmingham police spokesman Sgt. Johnny Williams Jr. He has not been taken into custody.
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