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The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners has voted to fire two more police officers involved in the Richard “Randy” Cox case.

The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners has voted to fire two more police officers involved in the Richard “Randy” Cox case. Cox was left paralyzed after the police van he was in stopped short, and he was thrown forward into the van’s wall. Officers Betsy Segui and Oscar Diaz were fired during Wednesday’s Board of Police Commissioners meeting....

Now that Richard “Randy” Cox and the City of New Haven have reached a settlement in the federal civil lawsuit, one third of the $45-million-dollar payout will have to come from the city itself.

Now that Richard “Randy” Cox and the City of New Haven have reached a settlement in the federal civil lawsuit, one third of the $45-million-dollar payout will have to come from the city itself. Cox’s attorney R.J. Weber says he was with Cox during Friday’s settlement conference. “He was an integral part of it, and he had the final...

The City of New Haven and the legal team for Richard “Randy” Cox have reached a multi-million-dollar settlement in a civil case filed after he was paralyzed in police custody.

The City of New Haven and the legal team for Richard “Randy” Cox have reached a multi-million-dollar settlement in a civil case filed after he was paralyzed in police custody.

The City of New Haven and the legal team for Richard “Randy” Cox have reached a multi-million-dollar settlement in a civil case filed after he was paralyzed in police custody. Cox and city officials reached a $45 million settlement after pursuing negotiations several months ago. Cox was left paralyzed one year ago when a New Haven police van without seatbelts...

The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners has voted to fire two police officers involved in the Richard “Randy” Cox case. Cox was left paralyzed after the police van he was in stopped short, and he was thrown forward into the van’s wall. Officers Jocelyn Lavandier and Louis Riviera are now out of a job after the board voted...

The New Haven police officers involved in an incident last year in which Randy Cox was paralyzed while being transported to police headquarters could find out Wednesday night if they will be fired from the force.

The five New Haven police officers charged in connection with the paralyzing injuries to Randy Cox while in custody have all pleaded not guilty. They entered those pleas in their criminal court case on Wednesday. The State’s Attorney has charged them each with two misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment in the second degree and cruelty to persons. Cox’s attorney...

Five New Haven police officers pleaded not guilty to charges Wednesday in connection to the paralysis of Randy Cox while in custody.

The five New Haven officers charged in the incident that left Randy Cox paralyzed from the chest down appeared in court Thursday for the first time.

The City of New Haven and the legal team for Richard “Randy” Cox have agreed to pursue settlement negotiations in the civil case after he was paralyzed while in police custody earlier this year. New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker released a statement on Monday saying in part, “I am pleased that Randy’s attorneys and the City have agreed to...

The family of Randy Cox spoke for the first time since five New Haven police officers were arrested.

Five New Haven police officers are now facing charges connected to the incident that left Randy Cox paralyzed in June. The officers and the city also face a $100 million federal lawsuit.

“There is more to happen but right now, in the immediate, we need to save a life that you all almost took away from us,” national activist Tamika Mallory said. Mallory joined Attorney Ben Crump in New Haven Friday for another call for justice for Randy Cox. “One hundred and thirty seven days ago, this brother, Randy Cox was celebrating…

The family of Randy Cox said it’s been confirmed the New Haven man will likely never walk again and he will need 24-hour care indefinitely.

All charges against Randy Cox, the man seriously injured while in New Haven police custody in June, have been dropped, according to court officials. Cox, 36, was being driven in a van to a police station in New Haven on June 19 for processing on a weapons charge when the driver braked hard to avoid a collision and Cox went headfirst...

It’s been over three months since Randy Cox was paralyzed, which his family says was caused by a sudden stop in a New Haven police van. “Today he had to be put back in hospital because he got bed sores, and as Lou Rubano and I discussed, the doctors say this is going to be a regular thing forever,”...