Lutheran Social Services housing debts exceed assets
Management of apartments owned by Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota is being handled by a court-appointed receiver while preparations are being made to sell the buildings to new owners. Written By: Patrick Springer | ×
Lutheran Social Services is seen Friday, Jan. 15, at 3911 20th St. S., Fargo.
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FARGO The court-appointed third party now managing hundreds of affordable housing units owned by Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota has concluded that the properties market value is less than amounts owed to creditors.
Preliminary financial analysis results are included in a court document prompted by several banks objections to some of the properties being placed in receivership, a court process to oversee sale of the properties so creditors can be paid.
Lutheran Social Services housing debts exceed assets
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St. Louis agrees to $5 million settlement with Black officer beaten by police at protest
Luther Hall was undercover at a 17 protest after the acquittal of a cop charged with killing a Black suspect.
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The city of St. Louis has agreed to a $5 million settlement with a Black police officer who was beaten by five white officers while working undercover at a protest.
Luther Hall was participating in a 2017 protest, working undercover following the acquittal of another St. Louis police officer,
Jason Stockley, who had been charged in the 2011 murder of a Black man suspected of selling drugs.
Luther Hall, Undercover Black Officer Beaten by White Colleagues, Paid $5m Settlement Newsweek 16/02/2021 Oscar Quine © Raymond Boyd/Getty A St. Louis police vehicle photographed outside the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, Missouri. It is not known whether Hall has returned to work at the department.
A Black police officer beaten by white officers while working undercover during protests in St. Louis in 2017 will be paid a $5m settlement by the city, according to a settlement agreement.
Officer Luther Hall was left with a tailbone injury, herniated disks in his neck and back and facial injuries that left him unable to eat after the attack.