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Family of man killed in university traffic stop accepts $5.3 million deal
Samuel DuBose was shot by University of Cincinnati officer after being stopped for missing front license plate
Samuel DuBose was shot by University of Cincinnati officer after being stopped for missing front license plate
Forecasters said El Nino is driving warm air eastward and keeping cold air from the Arctic at bay
She may not wear a habit, but Tracy Kemme has vowed to pursue life as a religious sister with the Catholic Church
Both officers are on paid administrative leave while University of Cincinnati conducts its own investigation
University of Cincinnati officers had responded to the fatal shooting of Samuel DuBose by colleague Ray Tensing
Officer Ray Tensing pleaded not guilty to shooting and killing Samuel Dubose on July 19. Bisi Onile-Ere has more
Ray Tensing was indicted for the death of Samuel Dubose, who was unarmed at time of incident
Ray Tensing shot and killed Samuel DuBose, an unarmed black father of 10, on July 19 after pulling him over
Prosecutors says Ray Tensing ‘purposely killed’ Samuel DuBose after pulling him over for a missing license plate
Black man was unarmed when he was killed by a white U. of Cincinnati police officer during a routine traffic stop
