City Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Claiming Pasadena Police Officer Had His Sister Falsely Arre

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City Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Claiming Pasadena Police Officer Had His Sister Falsely Arrested

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City Agrees to Settle Lawsuit Claiming Pasadena Police Officer Had His Sister Falsely Arrested

Published : Thursday, May 18, 2017

The City of Pasadena has agreed to settle a lawsuit which claimed a Pasadena Police officer improperly used his position of authority to have his sister falsely arrested and to wage a campaign against her and her longtime best friend to deprive them of their civil rights.

Attorney William Paparian, former Mayor of Pasadena, who along with nationally recognized police misconduct litigator John Burton represented plaintiffs Michelle Rodgers and Selah Chavet, said the City agreed in a signed document to pay 0,000.

http://www.pasadenanow.com/main/federal-lawsuit-against-pasadena-filed-in-christopher-ballew-case/

Federal Lawsuit Against Pasadena Filed in Christopher Ballew Case

Suit names City, Mayor, City Manager, Police Chief and numerous Officers as defendants, charges battery, false arrest and imprisonment

By EDDIE RIVERA, Community Editor

Published : Wednesday, January 31, 2018



https://lasentinel.net/black-journalist-sues-los-angeles-police-chief-for-false-arrest.html

Black Journalist Sues Los Angeles Police Chief For False Arrest

By Sentinel News Service

Published December 8, 2016

Attorney’s for renowned Black journalist and LAPD critic Jasmyne Cannick filed a federal lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck for false arrestment, false imprisonment, malicious prosecution and violations of her First Amendment rights.

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