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Six Officers, City of Evanston Named in Federal Lawsuit over Police Encounter that Left Woman in Coma
The complaint says officers used excessive force and failed to intervene as Williams suffered cardiac arrest and remained in a coma for five months.
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Family of Felicea Williams sues Evanston for alleged police brutality
The family of Felicea Williams, a woman who became comatose after her arrest by Evanston police in January, has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and six police officers. Police arrested Williams, 42, of Evanston, the night of Jan. 5 outside the American Ale House, a bar at 2335 W. Howard St. in Chicago, near the Evanston border. Williams was involved in an altercation with the officers during the arrest and soon became unresponsive, pro…
Six officers, City of Evanston named in federal lawsuit over police encounter that left woman in coma
The family of an Evanston woman who has remained in a coma since a January encounter with police has filed a federal lawsuit against the city and six officers involved.
·Chicago, United States
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