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WTAE: Another Call For Charges On Cops Who Beat Jordan Miles
March To Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office Planned
WTAE—Two years after the violent arrest of then-high school senior Jordan Miles, a march to the Allegheny County Courthouse will be held today by groups who want action against the Pittsburgh police officers who put him in the hospital.
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KDKA: Occupy Pittsburgh To Rally In Support Of Jordan Miles
KDKA—The Occupy Pittsburgh movement is taking up a different cause today. The group, along with members of the Alliance for Police Accountability, plan to stage a march and protest this afternoon.
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Another Call For Charges On Cops Who Beat Jordan Miles
March To Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office Planned
WTAE—Two years after the violent arrest of then-high school senior Jordan Miles, a march to the Allegheny County Courthouse will be held today by groups who want action against the Pittsburgh police officers who put him in the hospital.
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Differing Opinions: Experts paint different pictures about what happened the night teen was beaten
“This case will turn on the credibility of the witnesses.”
Chris Young, City Paper—It’s been two years since Jordan Miles confronted three undercover Pittsburgh police officers on a cold winter night in Homewood. But what happened during the former CAPA student’s high-profile beating arrest on Jan. 12, 2010, is still a mystery.
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Jordan Miles’ expert rebuts police account of arrest
Torsten Ove, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette—An expert hired by Jordan Miles’ legal team in his federal civil rights suit against the city of Pittsburgh says three plainclothes police officers had no reason to stop Mr. Miles on a Homewood street last year and used too much force in subduing him during an arrest.
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Secret Whisper “Write-In Jordan Miles For District Attorney” Campaign
Start spreading the news to the people…
Go to the polls and vote…but when you get to where the District Attorney candidates are listed on the ballot, instead of voting for Zappalla—who is always unopposed and who refuses to investigate the police beating of Jordan Miles—write in Jordan Miles!
Send a message to the city that Officers Saldutte, Sisak and Ewing must be fired and prosecuted!
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Jordan Miles case not defining moment for Civil Rights Section, says U.S. Attorney Hickton
‘I hope our civil rights effort will not be judged by one case’
Rich Lord, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette—A year ago last week, the region’s new top federal prosecutor tasked a team of five attorneys with pursuing civil rights violations.
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SAT OCT 22ND 2011: RALLY FOR JUSTICE FOR JORDAN MILES ON THE 16TH NATIONAL DAY AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY
Peace All,
Please join the Alliance for Police Accountability on the 16th National Day Against Police Brutality as we demand D.A. Zappala stop prolonging justice.
It has been almost two years since Jordan Miles suffered the horrific and brutal beating at the hands of three of our very own Pittsburgh police officers.
We have been more than patient and should have to wait no longer. The police lied and Judge Petite dismissed the charges that they trumped up on Jordan Miles and it is on record that perjury of officers Ewing, Saldutte, and Sisak was the reason.
Court record they lied, no evidence of the reason they claimed they stopped him, and a beating that nearly cost this young honor student his life.
The pictures tell us that there most definitely was excessive force used in this case and we would like these officers off of our force so we can have a responsible police force.
Please find attached the flyer for our upcoming rally. Blast it to your address books, print it and make it available for others, or just spread the word. Thank you for all of your continued support and we will see you on October 22nd in Market Square at 1pm as we help this young man and his family get the justice they deserve!
In Solidarity,
Brandi S. Fisher
Alliance for Police Accountability
Chair
Flyer image:
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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Jordan Miles’ civil trial against Pittsburgh, police slated for July
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review—A Homewood man`s claim that three city polices officers violated his civil rights during a 2010 arrest near his home is scheduled to be heard by a federal jury in July.
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