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Justice Department urged to intervene after Paterson police killing of Najee Seabrooks
After the death of Najee Seabrooks, the 31-year-old violence interventionist fatally shot by Paterson police during a mental health crisis, dozens of grassroots advocacy groups across the state are urging the Justice Department to launch their own investigation into the Paterson Police Department.
- USThe Bergen Record
Can Najee Seabrooks' fatal shooting be the moment to change Paterson's police? | Our view
The fatal police shooting of Najee Seabrooks is the latest moment of crisis for Paterson and its police department. Those crises must end.
- USThe Bergen Record
Lawyer for Paterson cops who shot Najee Seabrooks says they tried to help him
A lawyer advising the Paterson police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Najee Seabrooks said he was confident they would be cleared.
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Najee Seabrooks: What the Paterson Healing Collective's director said in his memory
Liza Chowdhury, the project director for the Paterson Healing Collective, spoke at a vigil on Tuesday and remembered Seabrooks' smile and enthusiasm.
- EntertainmentVirginian Pilot
Church Street Jazz concert series bringing Bob James, Norman Brown to Norfolk; Najee performs Saturday
The Church Street Jazz Series returns Saturday with multiplatinum saxophonist Najee at the Harrison Opera House. An impressive lineup including Grammy Award winners Bob James and Norman Brown is scheduled through next summer. The series partnered with Sentara Medical Group and other sponsors to make the 2021-2022 season happen. Series founder, Jay Lang, created the program six years ago to ...
- SportsSteelers Wire
Can Najee Harris duplicate ball security with the Steelers?
Ball security was an issue with Steelers in the past. Can Najee Harris right the path?
- HealthThe Independent
Four-year-old dies from flu after mother 'treated him with advice from anti-vaxx Facebook group'
A four-year-old boy has died from the flu after his mother reportedly treated him with advice offered by members of an anti-vaccine Facebook group, according to reports.Last week, Geneva Montoya, from Pueblo, Colorado, sought advice from the Facebook group "Stop Mandatory Vaccination" after two of her four children had been diagnosed with the flu, according to NBC News.
