Finn Lincoln
Staff Writer at AL.com
Reporter at Gannett
Reporter at SB Nation
Digtal Producer and Reporter at The NewsHouse
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2 days ago |
al.com | Finn Lincoln
As the Alabama legislative session winds down for the year, questions still circle a bill that would impose new rules on a private ATV park that draws thousands of visitors to rural Cherokee County. Sen.
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2 weeks ago |
al.com | Finn Lincoln
It has been nearly five years since 34-year-old Channing Spivey was shot and killed by his neighbor, the assistant police chief in their small town in rural Alabama. His family is still waiting to find out if they are even allowed to sue. Spivey’s death came just months after having a cancerous tumor removed from his brain in 2020, his family’s lawyers wrote in court records. He would have turned 39 this month. “It’s frustrating,” said Spivey’s aunt Chanda Callaway. “It’s disheartening.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Finn Lincoln
The city of Oneonta and their police chief have asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a former police K-9 officer who claims he was wrongfully terminated after being accidentally shot by a colleague during a standoff with a suspect. In February, Ryan Pinyan, a former Oneonta police officer, filed a lawsuit against the city and Chief Charles Clifton, accusing them of wrongful termination. The case was later transferred to federal court.
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3 weeks ago |
nunesmagician.com | Finn Lincoln
Photo by Michael Miller/ISI Photos/Getty Images The #7 Syracuse Orange men’s lacrosse (9-4, 2-1) team lost their first ACC game of the year against #12 Duke (10-4, 1-2) 11-7 away at Koskinen Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Orange offense struggled throughout the hot day in Durham and was stifled by Duke’s elite defense and their own mistakes. SU entered the matchup following a disappointing outing on Long Island against #1 Cornell, where they were dominated across the field.
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3 weeks ago |
al.com | Finn Lincoln
Seven years after a police dog killed a Montgomery man, his family continues their fight for justice. The family of Joseph Lee Pettaway is fighting back against court rulings that dismissed their lawsuit against the City of Montgomery. In 2018, Pettaway, a Black man who was 51, bled to death after a police dog named Niko bit his thigh.
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