Jun 29 2017

Conn. ACLU Demands Release Of Documents In Enfield Police Brutality Cases – WSHU Public Radio

06/27/17 – By Anthony Moaton

The ACLU of Connecticut is demanding access to information about police brutality settlements involving former Enfield Police Officer Matthew Worden.[Read More]

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Conn. ACLU Demands Release Of Documents In Enfield Police Brutality Cases – WSHU Public Radio

06/27/17 – By Anthony Moaton

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