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What exactly was this officer thinking? Here we have a funeral procession, headed up by a uniformed officer and this other officer felt it was necessary to pull over 100 people for driving too slow. In what world would that be okay?Humphrey has retained an attorney and was demanding a public apology from California Highway Patrol. Her lawyer admits the officer had complete discretion to pull over a traffic escort, but said the incident was handled poorly, and caused the family tremendous emotional distress.
"It exceeds the bounds of all human decency," said family attorney Edward Ramsey. "An officer has the discretion to stop or not stop a funeral procession. If it was me, I would have probably escorted this procession to the burial."
The CHP had not responded to KTLA request for a statement.
US prison staff use excessive & even malicious force on prisoners with mental disabilities https://t.co/e1HfEUnueC pic.twitter.com/sK3QqDDPjhThe activist group says inmates are being subjected to unnecessary and excessive use of force, and the problem is widespread.
— Human Rights Watch (@hrw) May 12, 2015
When the coalition government came to power in 2010, the Trussell Trust food banks were active in 29 local council areas throughout Britain, according to the report. By 2013/14, however, this number had risen to 251.Conservative politicians suggested that the trend was not 'symptomatic of growing food insecurity', but was a 'direct result of food charities broadening their operations' and that those who espouse this view say 'more people are merely helping themselves to free food'.
Over the same period, the Trussell Trust's rate of emergency food aid distribution had tripled.
Reports of #Amtrak locomotive being struck will be subject to inspection and verification.
— NTSB (@NTSB) May 15, 2015
Comment: Insects are free in Michelle O's 'healthy' lunches