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FRESNO, Texas 鈥?Authorities in Texas said a 47-year-old man was arrested and charged after his dogs fatally attacked a 71-year-old man.The Fort Bend County Sheriff s Office said Samuel Cartwright is charged with attack by dog resulting in death and his bond is set to $100
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Former Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales has filed a federal lawsuit against the city s Fire and Police Commission in his fight to reach a settlement - or get his old job back.A judge last month ordered the city to reach a settlement or, if not, allow Morales to resume working as police chief. The judge ruled that the FPC had not given due process when it dem
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stanley drink bottle -current chief. After being demoted to captain last year, Morales resigned from the force.In the federal lawsuit filed Tuesday, Morales argues his civil rights were violated when he was demoted.The suit identifies the city, the FPC and its commissioners and staff as defendants. Given the defendants more than six months of offering nothing and refusing to comply with Judge Foleys orders for reinstatement, plaintiff Morales faces a significant risk of being retaliated against and undermined every step of the way upon his return as Chief of Police of the City of Milwaukee. This retaliation and violation of his statutory and constitutional rights, simply for standing up for his rights, also violates state law and federal and state constitutional rights of due process, equal protection and fair treatment, according to the lawsuit.The lawsuit also says following his resignation from the force, Morales was offered a position with better pay several months ago - but the ongoing legal issues with the city led that offer to be withdrawn. But bec
