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Mother's Day shooting: Greenville bicyclist shot, killed near Rocky Slope Road, suspect killed

Mother s Day shooting: Greenville bicyclist shot, killed near Rocky Slope Road; suspect killed Justine Lookenott and Mike Ellis, Greenville News 2 dead after Sunday shootings in Greenville UP NEXT A bicyclist was shot and killed Sunday morning, and officers shot and killed a man believed to be the suspect, Greenville Police Department Police Chief J.H. Thompson said Sunday. © Steve Bruss/The Greenville News An investigation is underway after a report of an officer-involved shooting in Greenville. The shooting happened shortly before 11 a.m. near Rocky Slope Road and Sedly Road, where many people were outside on a Mother’s Day morning.

Mauldin officials working to release record on police officer discipline

Mauldin officials release record on police officer discipline Nikie Mayo and Gabe Cavallaro, Greenville News © Mike Ellis/Independent Mail Mauldin Police UPDATE, 4:40 p.m. April 30: The city of Mauldin released a prepared statement late Friday afternoon, along with the document requested by The Greenville News. UPDATE, 3 p.m. April 30: As of Friday afternoon, Mauldin has not released the document to The Greenville News. UPDATE, 3 p.m. April 28: Mauldin City Attorney John Duggan has indicated the city is working to comply with The Greenville News request and release the discipline report. Original story: City officials in Mauldin are refusing to release a readily available public record about police officer discipline.

Mauldin officials working to release record on police officer discipline

Mauldin, South Carolina refusing to release police discipline record

City officials in Mauldin are refusing to release a readily available public record about police officer discipline. The Greenville News first sought the discipline record April 20, after the officer who is the subject of it was discussed during a news conference held by Upstate Black Lives Matter activists. Activists Derrick Quarles and Bruce Wilson distributed copies of a 2019 reprimand at that news conference, alleging that a police officer used a racial slur while at a Mauldin High School football game. Quarles and Wilson have called for the officer s firing. Quarles and Wilson received a copy of the officer s reprimand months after filing a Freedom of Information request for it, they said. The Greenville News received a copy of the reprimand from the activists and requested the document from the city in order to verify the information. The Greenville News asked for a copy of the document from Mauldin on April 20, in an effort to determine the authenticity of the reprimand

Mauldin city officials refusing to release public record on police officer discipline

Mauldin city officials refusing to release public record on police officer discipline Nikie Mayo and Gabe Cavallaro, Greenville News © Mike Ellis/Independent Mail Mauldin Police City officials in Mauldin are refusing to release a readily available public record about police officer discipline. The Greenville News first sought the discipline record April 20, after the officer who is the subject of it was discussed during a news conference held by Upstate Black Lives Matter activists. Activists Derrick Quarles and Bruce Wilson distributed copies of a 2019 reprimand at that news conference, alleging that a police officer used a racial slur while at a Mauldin High School football game. Quarles and Wilson have called for the officer s firing.