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State Court of Appeals upholds Lonoke County deputy’s negligent homicide conviction in teen’s shooting death

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Former Lonoke County sheriff's deputy Michael Davis was convicted of manslaughter. Davis shot and killed 17-year-old Noah Hunter Brittain during a June 2021 traffic stop. Brittain was shot within 23 seconds of Davis pulling over the truck the teenager was driving. Davis can now ask the Arkansas Supreme Court to review the appeals court findings.

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NW Arkansas Democrat GazetteNW Arkansas Democrat Gazette
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State Court of Appeals upholds Lonoke County deputy’s negligent homicide conviction in teen’s shooting death

The Arkansas Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld the misdemeanor conviction of the former Lonoke County sheriff's deputy who fatally shot an unarmed teenage boy during a traffic stop.

·Arkansas, United States
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NW Arkansas Democrat Gazette broke the news in Arkansas, United States on Thursday, September 28, 2023.
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