William Richard Roy, 24, who was stationed at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, flew to Chicago last week, met the girl in a park and then took her to a hotel overnight before boarding a bus to Durham, North Carolina, the FBI said in a statement.
Agents have also allegedly coerced people held at the processing center to sign paperwork they don’t understand, leading them to unknowingly relinquish their rights and face deportation, according to the lawsuit.
“This is not unusual,” Andrew Leipold, who teaches criminal law at University of Illinois College of Law, said of the jury’s alternatives.
“This is a political prosecution and a gross attempt at silencing dissent, a right protected under the First Amendment.”
Bovino told Fox News that he was eager to talk to Ellis.
Van Hollen was joined by U.S. Sens. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Cory Booker of New Jersey, Alex Padilla of California, Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, and six others.
Responses to the verdict were less than pleasant.
Second Degree Murder versus First Degree, and why police body cameras are so important.
Family members say the verdict wasn’t fair, but an attorney says it’s something.
Buscher: City and SPD “will continue to review our own policies and training to ensure every person is treated with dignity and respect.”
Turner: “Justice has been served. Today’s verdict shows that no one is above the law.”

