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LA: Officer charged in death of Tasered man
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"A Louisiana grand jury indicted a former police officer on a manslaughter charge in the death of a man who was Tasered nine times while handcuffed, prosecutors said Wednesday."
"Scott Nugent also was charged with felony criminal malfeasance in connection with the January death of Baron 'Scooter' Pikes."
"Pikes, a 21-year-old sawmill worker, tried to run from Winnfield police, who wanted to arrest him on a warrant charging him with cocaine possession."
"A coroner's report found that Pikes was handcuffed and on the ground when first stunned with a Taser and might have been dead before the last two 50,000-volt shocks were delivered." ... |
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