FBI, Citizens Police Review Board, NAACP All Looking Into Homewood Arrest While the beating of high school student Jordan Miles during a Pittsburgh police arrest remains under investigation, the local NAACP branch is calling for the firings of those officers and for all charges against Miles to be dropped. “He had robbed no one — [...]
June 20, 2013
Fire and prosecute the three cops that beat Jordan Miles—Officers Michael Saldutte, David Sisak and Richard Ewing
About the Campaign
Justice for Jordan Miles is a Pittsburgh-based campaign for police accountability formed in the wake of the brutal assault on Jordan Miles in January 2010. This website is approved by the family of Jordan Miles. More Information. A Civil Trial of the three cops that brutally beat Jordan Miles concluded on August 8th, 2012 with a partial verdict. Read the court blog. A second civil trial was requested by Jordan Miles, and will begin on July 8th, 2013.
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