Insurer to pay $8M to Black man paralyzed by Iowa officer

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The payout will settle a long-running lawsuit brought by Jerime Mitchell, 42, over a shooting that had sparked protests and exposed tensions between Black residents and authorities in Iowa’s second-largest city

Streamen Sie Netflix or Pay TV channels such as SKY, DAZN, Maxdome, beliebigen Filme oder Fernsehsendungen auf Ihren Großbildschirm.Despite recommendations from career staff, a federal watchdog for the Secret Service last year declined to take up probes into the agency's handling of Black Lives Matter protests in D.C., and on the spread of COVID-19 among Secret Service members, according to the Project On Government Oversight.

City officials say the program, Unity Works, goes beyond job training and knits together a number of services to meet the needs of a vulnerable population poorly served by federally funded programs. “The level of support and the resources that young people are getting in this program doesn’t exist in any other program for young people in this country that I’ve seen,” said Ashe McGovern, executive director of the Unity Project, the city’s initiative focused on LGBTQ young adults.

 

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