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The state Court of Appeals has ruled that a lawsuit against the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and its police department by the family of a slain Durham teen can move forward.
New Hanover County has agreed to pay $200,000 to the roommate of a teen who was shot and killed during a sheriff's raid in 2006.
Peyton Strickland, 18, was killed on Dec. 1, 2006, as New Hanover County deputies and UNC-W police raided a rental house in search of two stolen PlayStation 3 video systems.
The family of a Durham teen killed by a former New Hanover County deputy is planning legal action against the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
The family of a Durham teen killed by a former New Hanover County deputy has reached a legal settlement with the county.
Critics argue a secret grand jury process makes it difficult for the public to see both sides of a court case.
A grand jury voted Wednesday not to indict ex-New Hanover County deputy Christopher Long for the fatal shooting of a Durham teen.
The father of a Durham teen killed last December during a botched police raid in Wilmington testified Tuesday before a grand jury investigating the case.
A New Hanover County grand jury began hearing evidence Monday in the case of a former deputy who killed a Durham teen in December during a botched raid.
New Hanover County District Attorney Ben David on Monday said that he would no longer pursue a criminal case against a former deputy charged with killing a Durham teen in a botched raid two months ago.
An autopsy report confirms that a Durham teen was shot in the head and chest after authorities stormed his Wilmington home in December.
New Hanover County District Attorney Ben David is expected to outline Thursday morning the next steps he will take in the case of a former deputy accusing of fatally shooting a Durham teen during a raid two weeks ago.
A day after a murder charge was dismissed against a former New Hanover County deputy in the shooting death of a Durham teen during a raid on a Wilmington home, the district attorney met with state officials to determine his next step in the case.
A day after authorities announced that a former New Hanover County deputy had been indicted in the shooting death of a Durham teen during a raid on a Wilmington home, members of the grand jury now say the indictment was a mistake.
A grand jury on Monday indicted a former New Hanover County deputy in connection with the shooting death of a Durham teen during a raid on a Wilmington home.
A suspect in a robbery last month that led to the shooting death of a Durham teen by New Hanover County deputies had a loaded shotgun and a ski mask in his car, police said Monday.
The bullet fired by a New Hanover County deputy that killed a Durham teen last week was tumbling when it hit him, suggesting it first struck something else, according to a pathologist.
Some of the shots fired by New Hanover County deputies serving warrants went through a door before hitting and killing a Durham teen last week, a pathologist said.
Crime happens online, but more local law enforcement use the Internet to solve offenses that occurred elsewhere.
A Durham teen who was killed late Friday by sheriff's deputies in Wilmington died from a gunshot wound to the head, according to the Medical Examiner's Office in Jacksonville.
Three sheriff's deputies are on paid leave following the shooting death of a college student from Durham who was killed while officers served an arrest warrant at his Wilmington home.
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