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Jury Selection Set To Begin In Federal Lawsuit Against Police Officers
Jury selection begins Monday in the federal lawsuit filed by Jordan Miles against three Pittsburgh police officers.
Final Hearing Held Before Jordan Miles’ Civil Case Goes To Trial
The judge who will hear the federal lawsuit filed by Jordan Miles against three Pittsburgh Police officers made some rulings about what the jury will be told. Some of the judge’s decisions favored the plaintiff and others favored the defendant officers.
DA Will Not Bring Charges Against Officers In Jordan Miles Case
District Attorney Stephen Zappala announced that he will not bring charges against three Pittsburgh Police officers accused of beating Jordan Miles.
City Council Approves Settlement For Jordan Miles
Pittsburgh City Council approved a settlement for a Pittsburgh teenager who claims he was beaten by three police officers in 2010.
Jordan Miles Receives Another Settlement Offer
A total of $75,000 is what is now on the table to absolve only the City of Pittsburgh from a civil lawsuit filed by Jordan Miles.
Marchers Want Justice For Jordan Miles
A coalition of groups came together in support of Jordan Miles. He is the Homewood teenager and former CAPA student who said he was beaten up by three plainclothes Pittsburgh police officers two years ago.
National NAACP Wants DA To Bring Charges In Jordan Miles Case
Local state and national leaders from the NAACP and other community groups are asking Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala to bring charges against the three Pittsburgh police officers accused of beating Jordan Miles.
Attorney: Miles Family Rejects City’s Settlement Offer
The City of Pittsburgh has offered a settlement to Jordan Miles. “This case is about more than money,” says Miles family attorney J. Kerrington Lewis. “This case is about the policies in place that we believe have to be changed.”
Officers In Jordan Miles Case To Be Reinstated
Three Pittsburgh police officers who were accused of beating up a CAPA High School senior in Homewood last year will return to work.
Feds: No Charges In Jordan Miles Case
The federal investigation into the Jordan Miles case is over. According to a press release from U.S. Attorney David Hickton, no federal charges will be filed.













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