Lawsuit after deadly fall from patrol car
A Georgia mother has filed a $100 million-dollar civil rights lawsuit on behalf of her daughter, Briana Grier. It stems from the death of 28-year-old mother of 4-year-old twin daughters, who was taken into custody by Hancock County Sheriff's deputies while having a mental health crisis. What attorneys say led to her death while in custody.
Top Videos
Lawsuit after deadly fall from patrol car
Bodycam shows Covington officer dragged
The Mac Queen food truck stolen
Bullets hit apartments, cars in SW Atlanta
Man with 2 children sought after DeKalb standoff
Cobb County shelter opens for heat wave
Eric André, Clayton English settle airport search lawsuit
DeKalb County shooting leaves man injured
Atlanta Beltline armed thief steals beanie
Armed suspect takes $800 cash from local register
Failed car theft caught on video at Gainesville lot
Mother reacts to girls' rescue, Mom speaks on son's crisis
Mother of kidnapped girls feared she wouldn't see them again
Mother claims police ignored mental crisis
Man arrested for allegedly attacking woman during walk
Father claims suspect denies serial assault charges
Stolen NASCAR items recovered after Georgia arrest
'CARE' packages bring relief to devastated communities
Job fair connects those with disabilities with employers
Waffle House explains firing of rapper
How fun is it to live in Georgia? WalletHub tells us
Trending: ATL airport lawsuit & Waffle House fires rapper
Kidnapping suspect reportedly faked pregnancy
Joro Spiders make a 'big' return this season
