An Illinois appellate court ruled that former deputy sheriff Sean Grayson, charged with the death of Sonya Massey, a Black woman shot in her home, should be released pending his trial due to insufficient evidence of danger to the community. The case has sparked national attention for police shootings of Black individuals, leading to the resignation of Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell. Despite objections from prosecutors, the court ordered a hearing to set conditions for Grayson’s release, scheduled for Monday.
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Padres' Cole Paplham hit in head by 102-mph line drive vs Dodgers
San Diego Padres pitcher Cole Paplham was struck in the head by a 102-mph line drive during a spring training game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The incident occurred in the eighth inning when Dodgers infielder Aaron Bracho hit the ball back at Paplham. Despite being alert, Paplham was in pain and had to leave the field in a golf cart. This incident follows a similar one involving Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller, who is currently...
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