Arkansas Deputy Michael Davis Charged With Manslaughter for Fatally Shooting Teen Who Was Fixing a Truck

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Lonoke County, Arkansas, killer deputy Michael Davis​

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Arkansas Deputy Charged With Manslaughter for Fatally Shooting Teen Who Was Fixing a Truck

17 September 2021

Today an Arkansas prosecutor announced that a deputy will be charged with felony manslaughter for shooting and killing an unarmed teen during an early morning roadside stop in June. According to the family of Hunter Brittain, who was 17 at the time of his death, he had been working on a truck late at night on June 23. He was driving the truck away from a body shop near Cabot, Arkansas, when he was pulled over by Lonoke County Sgt. Michael Davis. Another teen in the truck, Brittain's cousin Jordan King, said that Brittain exited the truck with a bottle ...

Arkansas Deputy Charged With Manslaughter for Fatally Shooting Teen Who Was Fixing a Truck

The Lonoke County sergeant was already fired for not turning on his body camera during the encounter.

reason.com

 

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Cop Gets Insultingly Low ‘Manslaughter’ Charge for Killing Innocent Teen Holding a Plastic Bottle

21 September 2021

As we have been reporting over the last several months, the officer who shot and killed an innocent teen, 17-year-old Hunter Brittain, was fired but never charged for killing the child. The former sergeant with the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office, 30-year-old Michael Davis killed Brittain within a few moments of pulling him over. Family and friends have been fighting for justice for Hunter since that fateful day, and days ago, they found out that it might not come. Davis was fired over the incident in July — not for murdering an unarmed teenage boy — but failing to film it ...

Cop Gets Insultingly Low 'Manslaughter' Charge for Killing Innocent Teen Holding a Plastic Bottle

The family has been fighting for justice for over three months and have just learned that the justice may never come.

thefreethoughtproject.com

 

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Cop Convicted for Killing Innocent Unarmed Child But He Won’t Go to Jail and Can Remain a Cop

22 March 2022

As we have been reporting since last year, the officer who shot and killed an innocent teen, 17-year-old Hunter Brittain, was given blue privilege since the start of this case. The former sergeant with the Lonoke County Sheriff’s Office, 31-year-old Michael Davis killed Brittain within a few moments of pulling him over. Family and friends have been fighting for justice for Hunter since that fateful day, and this week, they found out that it is not coming. Davis was fired over the incident in July — not for murdering an unarmed teenage boy — but failing to film it when ...

Cop Convicted for Killing Innocent Unarmed Child But He Won't Go to Jail and Can Remain a Cop

A precedent has been set in Arkansas that a police officer can be found guilty of killing an innocent child and still be a cop.

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