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Pizza delivery drivers check house numbers. Bank tellers, pharmacists and airline workers check IDs. Far too often, however, the police act first and worry about accuracy later. They don’t have to worry about consequences because the court system shields them from accountability. Jennifer Heath Box is trying to change this. After a family cruise, sheriff’s deputies were waiting for her at Port Everglades in Broward County, Florida. The deputies insisted they had a warrant for her arrest on suspicion of child endangerment in Texas, and they ignored Box when she explained they had the wrong woman. Red flags were obvious. The suspect was 23 years younger than Box, lived at a different address, had a different Social Security number and was 5 inches shorter with different color eyes, hair and skin tone. “How could police think I am 26 when I have a 30-year-old child?” Box asked in an interview. The names did not match. The suspect was Jennifer Delcarmen Heath. This was close enough for the Broward County Sheriff’s Office. The deputies took Box to jail on Christmas Eve 2022 and kept her locked up for three days. She did not just miss the holidays with her family; she was strip-searched and forced to endure horrible conditions. Officers blasted death metal over the speakers, and they purposely pumped freezing air into her cell, making it so cold she had to sleep back-to-back with another inmate to keep warm. “You just felt like you weren’t a human anymore,” Box says. She is now suing to hold her abusers accountable. Our public interest law firm, the Institute for Justice, represents her in a case filed in September. If the pattern of similar lawsuits continues, Box will have to fight to get her case in front of a jury. Courts have created a web of different, sometimes overlapping, legal doctrines to prevent victims of government abuse from receiving compensation. In many cases, the police are untouchable. It often takes years — sometimes more than a decade — to navigate these doctrines, only to find no relief. Michigan college student James King discovered this in 2014 after two plainclothes officers beat him unconscious on his way to work. King was innocent and looked nothing like the suspect in the case. However, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided that a particular rule against bringing multiple lawsuits prevented King from bringing numerous claims in a single suit. Ten years later, his fight for justice is still in the courts. Florida resident David Sosa has been arrested twice since 2014 because of an out-of-state warrant for a different David Sosa with a different age, height, weight and Social Security number — even different tattoos. When the innocent Sosa sued, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held in 2023 that officers do not violate the Constitution when they put the wrong person in jail as long as they hold the victim for only three days. Trina Martin and her family faced a different nightmare in Atlanta. The FBI raided their home by mistake in 2017 and held them at gunpoint after breaking open their front door and launching flashbang grenades through the windows in the middle of the night. So far, a lawsuit against the FBI has gone nowhere. The 11th Circuit ruled in April 2024 that agents have discretion to decide how to prepare for a SWAT raid — including by not preparing. In Texas, meanwhile, Waxahachie police went to the wrong address — twice — before raiding the home of Karen Jimerson and her family in March 2019. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided this was OK because the lieutenant in charge did some preparation for the raid before leaving his office. King, Sosa, Martin and Jimerson all ran into different judge-made barriers. Our firm represents Martin and Jimerson as they ask the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene. And Box’s case will challenge the rule that denied Sosa relief. It should not be this difficult for people to get their day in court. At some point, judges must step up and hold police officers responsible for their mistakes. Just because the police have a warrant to arrest someone or raid a house does not mean they can terrorize anyone who has a similar name or lives nearby. People make mistakes. Throwing someone in jail or storming their home is far more serious than a botched pizza delivery. Jared McClain is an attorney at the Institute for Justice in Arlington, Va., and Daryl James is a writer at the institute. They wrote this for InsideSources.com .
ROY KEANE was caught up a heated confrontation with an Ipswich supporter moments after Ruben Amorim's first Manchester United match. The incident happened at Portman Road following Sunday's 1-1 draw between the Red Devils and the Tractor Boys. The game marked Ruben Amorim's debut in England after replacing Erik ten Hag. But despite taking an early lead through Marcus Rashford, United were unable to clinch victory after being pegged back through Omari Hutchinson's wonder strike. And with both teams sharing the points, things got heated at full-time between pundit Keane and a home supporter. The Irish United legend spent two years as Ipswich manager between 2009 and 2011. He won just 28 of his 81 matches and was sacked midway through the 2010/11 campaign with Ipswich in 21st place in the Championship. Video from the Mail showed Keane leaving his Sky Sports desk before walking over to the sideline where a fan was waiting. Keane could be see leaning in and speaking to the man while gesturing with his hand. The fan looked equally animated as Keane continued to deliver a tongue-lashing. FOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS At the same time, other Ipswich supporters poured forward to confront their former boss. And one could be heard shouting: "F**k you Keane." MANCHESTER UNITED began the Ruben Amorim era with a 1-1 draw away at Ipswich. Marcus Rashford needed just 81 seconds to put the Red Devils in front at Portman Road, tapping home an Amad Diallo cross. But Ipswich hit back when Omari Hutchinson's strike flew in via a deflection off Noussair Mazraoui. And it was the newly-promoted side who looked likelier to get a winner in the second half. Here is how SunSport's Charlie Wyett saw the performances of the Man Utd players... ANDRE ONANA - 7/10 United’s best player. Two key stops to deny Liam Delap but no chance for the deflected Omari Hutchinson goal. Then delivered an 87th minute save to keep out an effort from Conor Chaplin. NOUSSAIR MAZRAOUI - 5 Slotted in on the right of the three-man defence but unfortunate with the deflection for the goal. MATTHIJS DE LIGT - 5 Has been suspect this season and will probably be better suited to a back three although still given a tough time by Delap. JONNY EVANS - 5 The 36-year-old was targeted by Ipswich for his lack of pace and no surprise he was replaced. AMAD DIALLO - 6 Did incredibly well to bomb past Jens Cajuste and deliver the cross for Rashford’s early goal but offered little else. CHRISTIAN ERIKSEN - 5 Some nice touches going forward but too lightweight in this position in front of the back three. CASEMIRO - 4 Lucky to start ahead of Manuel Ugarte and was really poor. Struggled throughout before being subbed and could maybe have got a block to the Hutchinson shot. DIOGO DALOT - 5 Not suited to left wing-back although stayed there when Luke Shaw arrived because the English international replaced Evans in the back three. BRUNO FERNANDES - 5 Some of his link-up play was fine but United need a captain who can inspire this team and Fernandes is not the man. Sent a free-kick flashing past the post with 12 minutes left. ALEJANDRO GARNACHO - 5 Twice called over by Ruben Amorim in the first half for instructions. Denied by a decent save from Aro Muric 50 seconds into the second half. MARCUS RASHFORD - 6 Criticised for his basketball trip to New York so to score after 80 seconds was two fingers up at his critics - but did not offer much after that. Subs Ugarte (for Casemiro 56 mins) - 6 Shaw (for Evans 56 mins) - 6 Hojlund (for Rashford 67 mins) - 5 Zirkzee ( for Eriksen 67 mins) - 5 Mount (for Garnacho 87 mins) - 5 Fans responded with mixed feelings to the clip on social media, with one saying: “Worst manager in Town’s history. He set us back a lot of years.” Another declared: “The fan needs to grow up.” THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY.. The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video . Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheSunFootball and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball .
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Fans were left shocked when Bradley Walsh shared a controversial photo edited through artificial intelligence, showing him clinking beers with Vladimir Putin. The Chase presenter posted the digitally altered image, and despite his confession that he's never met Putin, it upset a few of his followers with strong reactions flooding in—one critical comment read: "Not funny, he has killed millions." Meanwhile, disapproving voices added: "Just nope. Not here for this." and "This isn't it." One person was so discomforted by the post that they simply stated, "Unfollowed." In response to the backlash, Bradley swiftly removed the contentious picture, reports the Mirror . Instead, he uploaded a fresh snap where he stands solo before a BBC Doctor Who banner. He took this opportunity to express the serious implications of such AI technology, insisting on the importance of recognising its potential harms—highlighting that he had never encountered not just Putin but Donald Trump either. Bradley issued a warning about the risks of AI-generated imagery in the updated caption stating, "So, folks, here's the real me on my own doing my own stuff . The previous post were sent to me via the Internet and very good they are too. Whatever happens AI is a dangerous weapon. Be very aware of the damage it can cause." "I, of course, have never met Vlad and Don and I NEVER will but remember AI can make it 'seem' to happen. Frightening eh? We are in an age where NOTHING is real until you ACTUALLY experience it yourself. Anyway, I couldn't have met Vlad and Don cos I was in the pub with Elvis! ! Keep 'em peeled all. Lots of love and merry Christmas , Brad and Family XXX." Fans showcased their backing for Bradley, chiming in with their own concerns over AI tech. Comments from supporters include: "I guessed it was AI imagery." Other remarks featured: "AI should be banned. I don't agree with it. It's dangerous. Even the music industry are starting to use it where they can create where an artist is singing in a different language. It will end up being damaging to the music industry too." While some kept the mood light with quips such as: "I thought it was the Xmas Chase special with Vlad and Donald." Another hilarious fan pointed out: "I knew it weren't real cos no-one would ever drink a beer that yellow! But thanks for making everyone aware!" In tandem with the stir, reports are swirling that Bradley is on the verge of clinching a colossal pay rise to continue his reign on ITV's The Chase after a round of talks concerning his contract extension. The beloved host, at the helm since 2009, has seemingly bagged himself an almost £4million yearly paycheck to keep dishing out questions on the hit quiz show.Attorneys representing President-elect Donald Trump have asked the Supreme Court to pause a law that would force TikTok-owner ByteDance to sell the short-form video app or see it banned from the United States. If the app isn’t sold, the ban is set to take effect in just a few weeks, on January 19. ByteDance is challenging the constitutionality of the law — officially titled the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act — with the Supreme Court scheduled to hear arguments on January 10 . In a new filing , Trump’s lawyers describe the ban-or-sell deadline, coming one day before his inauguration, as “unfortunate timing” that interferes with his “ability to manage the United States’ foreign policy.” The filing does not specify what approach Trump might take to the issue, but it claims that he “alone possesses the consummate dealmaking expertise, the electoral mandate, and the political will to negotiate a resolution to save the platform while addressing the national security concerns expressed by the Government.” The filing also notes that he currently has 14.7 million followers on TikTok, “allowing him to evaluate TikTok’s importance as a unique medium for freedom of expression, including core political speech.” The law’s supporters have claimed TikTok presents a national security threat because the Chinese government could use it to collect data and push propaganda to US viewers. While Trump attempted to ban TikTok during his first term as president, he has expressed support for the app more recently. During his presidential campaign, he posted on Truth Social, “FOR ALL OF THOSE THAT WANT TO SAVE TIK TOK IN AMERICA, VOTE TRUMP!” Several civil liberties and free speech groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union and Electronic Frontier, have filed their own brief supporting TikTok’s appeal and arguing that “the government has not presented credible evidence of ongoing or imminent harm caused by TikTok.”
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