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Man Left Paralyzed by Police Files Whopping $100 Million Lawsuit - The New York Beacon

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Randy Cox, a man left paralyzed after being handcuffed in the back of a police van without a seatbelt, has filed a$100 million lawsuitagainst the officers involved, reported The New Haven Independent. The office of civil rights attorneyBenjamin Crumpsaid Cox has been readmitted to the […]

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