Shaquiena Davis

3 days ago | localmemphis.com | Shaquiena Davis

MEMPHIS, Tennessee — It's a day of celebration for mothers everywhere, and especially right here in Memphis.   “We’re very blessed to have my mom in my life,” said Tammy Boehm. Moms opened up about their journeys through motherhood, and what this day means to them.   “It’s amazing being a mom. It’s hard being a mom, but it’s rewarding,” said Graciela Breit. Some mothers even travelled out of state to see their children.   “I love both my kids," said Tirza Fierros Snuffer.

3 days ago | localmemphis.com | Shaquiena Davis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Posters showing the former officers, Taddarius Bean, Justin Smith, and Demetrius Haley have appeared in multiple areas around Memphis.   The posters label the men as "Wanted" and include aggressive language. The flyers accuse the officers of avoiding justice and use threatening messaging to convey that point. The posters emerged after the jury found the three former officers not guilty of all state charges related to the beating of Tyre Nichols'.

3 days ago | localmemphis.com | Shaquiena Davis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Posters showing the former officers, Taddarius Bean, Justin Smith, and Demetrius Haley have appeared in multiple areas around Memphis.   The posters label the men as "Wanted" and include aggressive language. The flyers accuse the officers of avoiding justice and use threatening messaging to convey that point. The posters emerged after the jury found the three former officers not guilty of all state charges related to the beating of Tyre Nichols.

6 days ago | thv11.com | Shaquiena Davis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The not guilty verdict for three of the five former officers involved in Tyre Nichols' deadly beating has left many in Memphis stunned and hurting.   And now, many are wondering what will happen next. “It’s a sad day for Memphians. No matter what the verdict was, a young man’s life has been lost,” said Memphis attorney Arthur Horne III. “I think they’ll be sentenced in federal court, and I think you’ll see the civil lawsuit move forward.

1 week ago | localmemphis.com | Shaquiena Davis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The not guilty verdict for three of the five former officers involved in Tyre Nichols' deadly beating has left many in Memphis stunned and hurting.   And now, many are wondering what will happen next. “It’s a sad day for Memphians. No matter what the verdict was, a young man’s life has been lost,” said Memphis attorney Arthur Horne III. “I think they’ll be sentenced in federal court, and I think you’ll see the civil lawsuit move forward.