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Randy Cox Gets $45 Million Settlement After Being Paralyzed In Police Van | Chicago Defender

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A historic settlement has been reached in the case of Richard 'Randy' Cox, a Black man who was paralyzed in the back of a police van, vs. the city of New Haven. On Friday (June 9), New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker announced that all parties involved in the case agreed on a settlement of $45 … Continued

The post Randy Cox Gets $45 Million Settlement After Being Paralyzed In Police Van appeared first on Chicago Defender.

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