Lawsuit: Warren Police Used Excessive Force Against Teenage Car Thief
The lawsuit suggests that Warren police used unreasonable force to detain a 17-year-old car thief who had attempted to evade law enforcement by fleeing to another city.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Tennessee Man Accuses Santa Fe Priest of Child Sex Abuse
The lawsuit accuses a former Santa Fe-based Catholic priest of gradually grooming–and eventually abusing–a young boy.
New York A.G. Seeks Preliminary Motion Against Trump, Trump Organization
The Attorney General’s Office noted that the Trump Organization has discreetly registered a new entity–Trump Organization II–which prosecutors believe the former president may be using to evade potential penalties.
Judge Dismisses Trump Request to Delay Defamation Deposition
A federal judge had dismissed former President Donald Trump’s repeated requests to pause or reschedule his deposition in a defamation lawsuit. In response to Trump’s request, the court said the former president’s attempts to delay the case “inexcusable.” According to CNN, Trump is currently scheduled to appear before the court on October 19. The controversial,
Lawsuit: Alabama Death Row Prisoner Survived Botched Execution
A recently filed federal lawsuit claims that an Alabama death row inmate survived a “botched execution” that lasted 90 minutes as workers continuously—and unsuccessfully—searched for his veins. According to The Miami Herald, prisoner Alan Miller was then left alone—hanging on a gurney with multiple needle puncture wounds—for more than 20 minutes, wondering whether the prison
Jury Orders Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones to Pay Sandy Hook Families $1 Billion
An attorney for Jones says that the controversial conspiracy theorist intends to appeal the order.
Families of Deceased Teenagers Accuse Amazon of Selling “Suicide Kits”
The plaintiffs allege that Amazon recommends an unusual assortment of products to consumers searching for sodium nitrate, including an assisted suicide handbook.
Mexico Re-Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Firearms Industry
Mexico’s re-filed lawsuit accuses several U.S.-based firearms shops and dealers of tacitly allowing “straw purchasers” to acquire guns on behalf of powerful drug cartels.
Man Files Lawsuit After Finding Out Texas Pete Hot Sauce Isn’t Actually Texan
Even though each bottle of Texas Pete hot sauce explicitly states that the product is manufactured in North Carolina, the lawsuit alleges that the “average consumer” would not likely notice such imagery.
Arizona Reaches Landmark Privacy Settlement with Google
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich had earlier investigated Google for misrepresenting the ways in which it collects and uses consumers’ location data.