Arlington Police Tase Innocent Bystander

For the second time in as many weeks, citizens are questioning the conduct of the Arlington Police Department. Yesterday, an Arlington police officer mistakenly tased Jonathan Pierce, a Navy veteran and innocent bystander. Standing at the wrong place at the wrong time, the officer tased Pierce because he believed him to be a fleeing suspect. However, except for the fact that Pierce and the suspect both were wearing basketball jerseys, no other connection tied the two men together.

Mr. Pierce’s treatment at the hands of the Arlington Police Department may constitute police brutality and a violation of Mr. Pierce’s civil rights. Police officers and municipal officials are not immune to legal action. If you’ve been harassed by local police, you may have a viable legal claim. Contact the personal injury experts today to learn more about how the team at Fears | Nachawati can fight for you. For a free consultation, just call us at 1.866.705.7584 or send an email to info@fnlawfirm.com. We can help!

Bullet from apparent suicide enters Starbucks, threatening employees and customers

A bullet Thursday passed through a man's head and soared through a Starbucks drive-up window in Grapevine. The shooter, who later died from his wounds, was sitting on his front porch when the bullet was fired. The bullet entered the Starbucks through the open window. After whizzing past employees and customers, including one man who reports being within one foot of the line of fire, the bullet eventually lodged itself into a bathroom wall. Fortunately, it appears that no employee or customer was physically injured in this bizarre incident.

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