(Part 6) DA Jackie Lacey speaks on Marlene Pinnock case
March 22, 2017
“Did you know he tried to work with this women to get her off the freeway for quite some time?” -DA Jackie Lacey
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Marlene Pinnock
DA Jackie Lacey Refuses To Prosecute CHP! WHY?
December 10, 2015
Community Leaders and members of the National Action Network’s Los Angeles Chapter are calling for L.A. County District Attorney Jackie Lacey to step down in light of her decision not to file charges against a California Highway Patrol officer who was videotaped beating a homeless woman in 2014. Lacey noted that in her review of the evidence, officer Daniel Andrew used necessary force to protect himself and mentally ill homeless woman Marlene Pinnock who later won a million dollar settlement in the case. But community leaders called the beating, for which officer Daniel was eventually fired, “savage” and are citing
DA Jackie Lacey Refuses To Prosecute CHP! WHY?
December 4, 2015
Community Leaders and members of the National Action Network’s Los Angeles Chapter are calling for L.A. County District Attorney Jackie Lacey to step down in light of her decision not to file charges against a California Highway Patrol officer who was videotaped beating a homeless woman in 2014.
CHP Beating Victim Case Sparks Drama & Divided Loyalties
July 8, 2015
On July 1, 2014 television viewers were horrified as video of 51-year-old, mentally disabled Marlene Pinnock being brutally beaten by California Highway Patrol officer Daniel Andrew surfaced. Pinnock was homeless at the time, and was reportedly not medicated.