Published 2 years ago

Man paralyzed in New Haven police van back in hospital while his attorneys prep civil rights lawsuit

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Attorneys for Randy Cox, the Black man left paralyzed from the chest down after his body was hurled around the rear of a New Haven police van with no seatbelts, said they are preparing to file a federal civil lawsuit against the officers involved. Cox's family, joined by some of the NAACP's Connecticut chapters and his legal team, which includes civil rights attorney Ben Crump, said that they will likely file the lawsuit in the next seven to 10 days. It's unclear what Cox is seeking in financial damages.

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The Independent

Man paralyzed in police van back in hospital, suit delayed

The family of a Black Connecticut man who was paralyzed in June when a police van without seatbelts braked suddenly is back in the hospital

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Man paralyzed in New Haven police van back in hospital, suit delayed

The family of a Black Connecticut man who was paralyzed in June when a police van without seatbelts braked suddenly is back in the hospital. Randy Cox was being driven

2 years ago·United States

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National Post

Man paralyzed in police van back in hospital, suit delayed

The family of a Black Connecticut man who was paralyzed in June when a police van without seatbelts braked suddenly said Thursday that he is back in the hospital. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Boston Globe

Connecticut man paralyzed in police van back in hospital, suit delayed - The Boston Globe

The family of a Black Connecticut man who was paralyzed in June when a police van without seatbelts braked suddenly said Thursday that he is back in the hospital.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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New Haven Register

Ben Crump: Lawsuit planned as Randy Cox faces setback recovering from injury in New Haven police custody

Attorney Ben Crump calls for "full justice" as Randy Cox is back in the hospital "due to complications from his injuries" sustained in New Haven police custody.

2 years ago·New Haven, United States

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The CT Mirror

Attorneys for man paralyzed in New Haven police van plan lawsuit

Attorneys for Richard “Randy” Cox, the Black man left paralyzed from the chest down after his body was hurled around the rear of a New Haven police van with no seatbelts, said they are preparing to file a federal civil lawsuit against the officers involved and the city of New Haven, claiming negligence and violations of Cox’s civil rights.Cox’s family, joined by some of the NAACP’s Connecticut chapters and his legal team, which includes civil ri…

2 years ago

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