Lawrence Taylor vs. L.A Sheriff's Department.

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Headline Civil Rights News: Host Steve Murphy talk about how Lawrence Taylor was gun down by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Deptartment August 1st, 2006. Featuring Brian Dunn, PTR, The Cochran Firm.

The Cochran Firm is featured in an exciting, exclusive, in-depth and inside interview featuring one of the firm's best trial lawyers, Brian Dunn, discussing

The Family of Lawrence Taylor v. Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. On Tuesday, August 1, 2006, Lawrence Taylor died of multiple gunshot wounds inflicted by Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies. Mr. Taylor was unarmed and being pursued for suspicion of DUI. Deputies fired seven rounds of ammunition at Mr. Taylor, of which four hit him. The fatal shot struck Mr. Taylor in the back. His family alleges that deputies violated standard operating procedure by shooting at Mr. Taylor, since he did not threaten the lives of officers attempting to stop his car.

Brian Dunn has handled many high profile police misconduct cases, including those of Reginald Denny and Geronimo Pratt. Mr. Dunn was also instrumental in prosecuting the litigation surrounding the tragic shootings of Tyisha Miller and Mario Paz, cases which not only brought multimillion dollar settlement awards to the plaintiffs, but additionally resulted in unprecedented changes in the departmental policies of the Riverside and El Monte Police Departments. He is a member of the State Bar of California and the State Bar of Nevada, and has practiced in the United States District Courts for the Central District of California, Eastern District of California, Northern District of California, and was recently admitted to the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada. Brian is a Member of the Consumer Attorneys' Association of Los Angeles and the American Trial Lawyers Association.

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You can contact Mr. Dunn reach at 323-931-6200,
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[1997nypd]

what's that movie in 7:07 called it looks familar

[MrTRSTNO1]

U run and attempt to hit.a deputy with ur car??? U gonna get shot!! Plain and simple..dont run....Stop!

[chappy6699]

My god!!! When will people learn.... if the police are chasing you then STOP.!!!!

How many people may have been killed in the street from his car o the police cars chasig him. You people..... and you no who you are, Need to take responsibility for your own actions!!!!!

[TURBOPOE]

anyone who supports this lawyer or this case is a clown. he messed up bad and he died for it.



[KRISTOPHER98271]

looks like he ran from the sheriff dept. he put himself in harms way if he would have not ran he would have not been killed.

[CJDiggs]

@little95 Fight back with media and the courts.

[bhernand03]

follow the rules u pay for your actions oh well

[backatchalol]

@TheHoeDownTV Im not a badge bunny im just saying i hate fuckers that put others lives in danger.

[TheHoeDownTV]

@backatchalol Shut up, badge bunny.

[backatchalol]

fucking lawyers defending criminals... ridiculous... even if the deputy did unlawfully shoot at the suspect he is still defending a dirt bag that runs from the cops and puts other lives in danger. His reckless driving obviously shows that he is a threat to other people especially driving in a small street like that where children play and run into the streets, and the department policy states that if the deputy's life or any other persons life is in danger you can fire your weapon.