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WHRO - Norfolk Man Pardoned After Serving 22 Years In Prison

ALL WHRO SITES Photo by Jimmy Emerson, Flikr. Bobbie Morman Jr. was arrested at age 18 for an August 1993 drive-by shooting that did not injure anyone. Norfolk Man Pardoned After Serving 22 Years In Prison Details Published: 23 July 2021 A Norfolk man received an absolute pardon after serving 22 years in prison for a shooting he and numerous witnesses say he did not commit. Bobbie Morman Jr. was arrested at age 18 for an August 1993 drive-by shooting that did not injure anyone. After his conviction, a judge sentenced him to 48 years in prison. All the men who were in the car testified that Morman was not with them. That includes Glen Payne who testified and has maintained for two decades that he was the one who shot the gun.

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New training academy for taxi drivers set to open in Bradford

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RTY Summer Showcase concerts resume Sunday after pandemic pause

NEW PHILADELPHIA The RTY Summer Showcase concerts will resume at the Tuscora Park amphitheater this weekend and continue through Labor Day weekend. The season will begin Sunday with the New Philadelphia Jazz and Steel Drum Bands, followed by the Ron Retzer Trio on Monday, Memorial Day. All performances will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. except the Community Night of Worship on Aug. 9, which will be from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The free summer performances were canceled last year due to the pandemic. We have high hopes for a great season and that the community will visit Tuscora Park for all it has to offer including Summer Showcase, said organizer Joe Croft. We are looking forward to see everyone again. We are hoping for great weather and attendance in welcoming our audience back following being off last summer.

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Police Board rejects firing officer accused of making false statements in hospital patient beating

Sun-Times file photo The Chicago Police Board has voted to clear a veteran police officer accused of lying to investigators after video surfaced that appeared to show the officer punching a handcuffed man at a South Side Hospital nearly seven years ago. In a 5-3 vote during their monthly meeting Thursday, the board passed a motion declaring Officer Clauzell Gause not guilty of making a false statement regarding his use of force and to restore him to his position. The Civilian Office of Police Accountability recommended Gause be fired last year for allegedly lying to investigators about the incident. He had also been hit with felony misconduct charges, but those were dropped by the Cook County state’ attorney’s office in 2019.

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Chicago Police Board Rejects Firing Officer Accused of Making False Statements in Hospital Patient Beating

The confrontation happened June 3, 2014, when then-24-year-old Rayshon Gartley was taken to Jackson Park Hospital for a mental health evaluation. Prosecutors said Gause was seen on surveillance footage punching and shoving Gartley, who was restrained and handcuffed at the hospital. Gause omitted from a report that Gartley was handcuffed when he punched him, according to a document outlining the charges. Gause also told COPA investigators in an interview that he didn’t make contact with Gartley’s face or head, the document states. But hospital surveillance video allegedly captured Gause, who was in uniform, holding Gartley’s arms behind his back and shoving him against a wall, causing him to bounce back toward the officer, prosecutors said. Gause then appeared to punch Gartley in the face with a closed fist.

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