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June Williams

Seattle Cops Sue Over Police Reforms, Claiming They Violate Officers’ Second Amendment Rights

The Seattle Police Department was placed under a consent decree in 2012 after an 11-month investigation by the DOJ found routine use of excessive force and civil rights violations.

May 09th, 2017

By June Williams

Seattle Cops Sue Over Police Reforms, Claiming They Violate Officers’ Second Amendment Rights

SEATTLE  – The Ninth Circuit seemed skeptical of Seattle police officers’ claims that a new use-of-force policy mandated by the Department of Justice violates their Second Amendment rights. U.S. Circuit Judge N. Randy Smith told the officers’ attorney he didn’t “have much of an argument” at a three-judge panel appellate hearing

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