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Published 2 years ago

Alleged subway gunman Frank James improperly searched, defense lawyers say

Summary by Ground News
Frank James, 62, is accused of opening fire on a New York City subway train on April 12. His attorneys say FBI agents took his DNA and questioned him in lockup without notifying his lawyers first. The attorneys accused the agents of violating James' rights. A judge ordered that the government respond to the accusations by May 3.

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Alleged subway gunman Frank James improperly searched, defense lawyers say

James' lawyers say he was DNA swabbed and forced to sign documents.

2 years ago·United States
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FBI violated rights of accused subway shooter by taking his DNA, attorney says in court filing

FBI agents violated the accused Brooklyn subway shooter's constitutional rights when they took DNA samples from him and didn't tell his attorneys, according to a court filing by the defense.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States
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FBI violated rights of accused subway shooter by taking his DNA, attorney says in court filing - Local News 8

By Mark Morales, CNNFBI agents violated the accused Brooklyn subway shooter’s constitutional rights when they took DNA samples from him and didn’t tell his attorneys, according to a court filing by the defense.In a letter sent to US Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann, federal public defender Mia Eisner-Grynberg said FBI agents entered Frank James’s cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn on Tuesday and took multiple oral swabs of his …

2 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States
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FBI may have violated alleged subway shooter Frank James’ rights with DNA swab, lawyers say

Lawyers for accused subway gunman Frank James’ claimed the FBI may have violated his rights by taking DNA swabs from him in his Brooklyn jail cell.

2 years ago·New York, United States
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FBI violated rights of accused subway shooter by taking his DNA, attorney says in court filing

By Mark Morales, CNNFBI agents violated the accused Brooklyn subway shooter’s constitutional rights when they took DNA samples from him and didn’t tell his attorneys, according to a court filing by the defense.In a letter sent to US Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann, federal public defender Mia Eisner-Grynberg said FBI agents entered Frank James’s cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn on Tuesday and took multiple oral swabs of his …

2 years ago·Panama City, United States
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Frank James' lawyers allege FBI violated his rights after subway shooting

James was arrested and charged in connection with the shooting on a subway in New York City that injured 29 people on April 12.

2 years ago·United States
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