The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected qualified immunity for San Jose police officer Michael Panighetti, who shot activist Derrick Sanderlin in the groin with a projectile during George Floyd protests. The court ruled that a jury should decide if Sanderlin’s First and Fourth Amendment rights were violated, allowing an excessive force lawsuit to proceed. This decision paves the way for accountability in the controversial incident that occurred four years ago.
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Boulder fire attack suspect named and Ukraine claims massive strike on Russia: Morning Rundown
In Boulder, Colorado, a man named Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked a demonstration supporting Israeli hostages, using a makeshift flamethrower and shouting “free Palestine,” resulting in eight injuries, with charges including two counts of first-degree murder anticipated. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is under scrutiny as it begins its ruling season, having already issued significant decisions via a “shadow docket” related to the Trump administration. Additionally, Ukraine claims to have executed a massive drone strike on over...
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