They also were implemented just weeks after an incident in New Haven that drew national attention — and criticism — when a 36-year-old Black man was paralyzed after being injured in a crash ...

Marching down the streets of New Haven, hundreds came out chanting and holding signs. They made their way down to the New Haven Police Department for Randy Cox. “This shouldn’t happen to anyone.

On June 19, Randy Cox, a 36-year-old African American resident of New Haven, Connecticut ... remains intubated and paralyzed. The “rough ride” of detainees is a common type of police torture ...

Hundreds marched through downtown New Haven Friday evening to demand structural changes to New Haven Police Department policy and criminal charges against police officers after a Black man was ...

The family of a Black man in Connecticut ... The driver was taking Randy Cox, 36, to a police station in New Haven, Connecticut, on June 19 for processing on a weapons charge when he braked ...

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump joined the legal team of Randy Cox, who was paralyzed while ... a 36-year-old Black man, was injured June 19 while being transported by New Haven police in the ...

Waterbury police have largely stopped using police vans to transport prisoners in response to a man becoming paralyzed in a New Haven police van incident last month. Waterbury Police Chief ...

The U.S. Justice Department says it is closely watching the investigation into the circumstances that left Richard "Randy" Cox paralyzed after ... Cox, a 36-year-old Black man, was injured June 19 ...