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An internal investigation previously cleared the officer of wrongdoing, and city leadership defended his actions even after the verdict.
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An internal investigation previously cleared the officer of wrongdoing, and city leadership defended his actions even after the verdict.
Eighty percent of last week's claims were estimated to be due to the pandemic.
A national sample of 1,000 representative voters found strong support for key parts of the For the People Act.
The city administrator defended police decisions to use less-lethal munitions to disperse residents who attended a rally in June 2020.
The other law enforcement agencies involved in last summer's response refused to speak to investigators.
Of the new claims, 86 percent were estimated to be related to the pandemic.
There is bipartisan support for Senate Bill 118, which is now being considered in the House.
The percentage of claims reported to be due to the pandemic dropped from 76 percent three weeks ago to 30 percent last week.
Organizers said they "have set the tone that the labor movement is alive right now, that Black Lives Matter is alive right now."
Nearly $50 million in federal tuition assistance goes unused by young Alabamians each year.
