The family of Teresa Gomez, shot dead by Las Cruces police officer Felipe Hernandez, reached a $20 million settlement with the city ahead of Hernandez’s murder trial next year. Hernandez, charged with second-degree murder, fired at Gomez after a confrontation over trespassing, leading to her death. The city emphasized that the settlement does not imply guilt on Hernandez’s part, expressing condolences to Gomez’s family while her attorney praised the city for recognizing the injustice of her death.
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Jan. 6 defendant invited to Trump’s inauguration by former GOP lawmaker
Former House member and three current Utah Congress members invited Jan. 6 defendant Russell Taylor to Trump's inauguration, Taylor pleaded guilty to obstruction of an official proceeding, led a mob at the Capitol, and wore weapons during the attack, requesting permission to travel to D.C. for the event. Taylor cooperated with the government, testified in trials, and was described as the "poster child" for handling Jan. 6 cases properly by the judge, while Trump has...
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