A St. Louis man who spent 11 years behind bars for a killing before his conviction was overturned is suing the city and detectives who worked on his case, claiming
A St. Louis man who spent 11 years behind bars for a killing before his conviction was overturned is suing the city and detectives who worked on his case, claiming the conviction for a crime he didn't commit violated his constitutional rights.
Lamont Cambell, who spent more than a decade in custody after being convicted of murder, filed suit Monday against the city of St. Louis and multiple detectives who worked on
St. Louis resident Lamont Cambell, who spent 11 years in custody for a murder he did not commit, is suing the city and the detectives who worked on his case.