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Famed attorney Crump retained by family of man killed during controversial Orlando police chase
Famed civil rights attorney Ben Crump was retained by the family of Gerald Neal, the bystander killed Feb. 12 during a controversial high-speed chase by Orlando police prompted by an unreadable license plate.
Ben Crump, family of bystander killed in Orlando chase demand transparency
Mexico has extradited notorious drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero and 28 other fugitive cartel members to the United States, according to the US Department of Justice (DOJ). He is accused of kidnapping and conspiring to murder a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent in 1985.
Gerald Neal death: Attorney Ben Crump demands 'transparency' in Orlando man's death
Gerald Neal was hit and killed as Orlando police chased after a fleeing suspect, and now his family, along with Attorney Ben Crump, are seeking the release of dash and body camera footage.
Civil rights attorney demanding transparency in Orlando police chase that killed innocent pedestrian
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is demanding transparency from the Orlando Police Department after a high-speed chase killed an innocent pedestrian earlier this month. Gerald Neal was on Indiana Street near Rio Grande Avenue when he was hit by the suspect's car and a police vehicle.
Family hires attorney Ben Crump after deadly OPD chase
The family of Gerald Neal, a man who was hit and killed by a suspect being chased by police in February, hired attorney Ben Crump. They are suing the Orlando Police Department over the deadly chase.
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Ja’Keem Williams death: Attorney Ben Crump representing family of man shot, killed while riding ATV
ORLANDO, Fla. - Attorney Ben Crump is representing the family of a man police said was shot and killed while riding on an ATV ...
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Justice Sought in Winter Garden Tragedy: Civil Rights Lawyer Ben Crump Demands Truth Over Ja'Keem Williams' Shooting Death by Accused Ralph Hensel
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump represents the family of Ja'Keem Williams, a Black man shot dead by Ralph Hensel.