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Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Lancaster Police, City, County In Police Shooting of Ricardo Muñoz
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CHICAGO, Feb. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Seeking justice for her son and hoping to hold local officials accountable in order to prevent future tragedies, Miguelina Peña filed suit in federal court on Monday, naming the police officer who shot her son, as well as the former police chief, city and county as defendants.
Ms. Peña s son, Ricardo Muñoz, 27, was fatally shot after his family contacted police for their help during a mental health episode last year. Mr. Muñoz, who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in his early 20s, was well-known to the local police department, whom his family had turned to repeatedly for help in similar situations.
Centennial Prepares for 2021 Growth, Promotes Whitney Livingston to President and COO
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Real Estate Investment Firm Onboards Three New Advisory Services Clients, Moves Full-Steam Ahead with Redevelopment Efforts at Multiple Centers
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“Whitney Livingston’s strong business acumen and innovative foresight uniquely qualify her for this new role.” – Steven Levin, CEO, Centennial DALLAS (PRWEB) January 27, 2021 Centennial, a real estate investment firm with a national portfolio of shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations as well as a full-service advisory services platform (https://CentennialREC.com), announced today that it has promoted Whitney Livingston to President and COO as a strategic move to prepare for continued growth in 2021. The news comes on the heels of other important announcements, including onboarding three new projects within the company’s thi
Life 2.0: A Journey from Near Death to New Life
After asking his doctor a simple question, which later proves to save Kirksey s life, he takes a simple test which showed that he was at extremely high risk of a near term highly probable fatal cardiac event or stroke. Kevin Kirksey immediately came face to face with his mortality, accepting the reality that severe cardiac disease threatened to take his life in the immediate short term. Following open-heart surgery, due to his observations of many little things that were done for him, he began down a road of profound physical, emotional, and spiritual transformation.
Print article WASHINGTON They launched their assault on the U.S. Capitol with impunity, livestreaming their crimes and posing for photos as they breached the building’s perimeter and threatened the democratic process. Now members of the pro-Trump mob are arguing they shouldn’t be held to account. Speaking through defense lawyers or in interviews, the alleged rioters argued they did nothing illegal. They couldn’t have been trespassing, they say, because they entered the Capitol at the “invitation” of President Trump, following his direct orders. Capitol police also held the doors open for them, they assert, basically ushering them into the building’s hallowed halls. Even so, knowing that time is running out on Trump’s presidency, they are also making a last-minute case for clemency to avert prosecution, appealing to the man who allegedly incited them to act.