At Rest

Deadly force
Cpl. Raymond Lyda told a county detective that he shot Adeleno Al Jamar Oliver-Horton after Oliver-Horton punched him on the head and pulled a black object that Lyda believed was a handgun from his waistband. That black object apparently was Oliver-Horton's cell phone. Lyda was involved in a "low speed other pursuit" at 3 a.m. on Super Bowl Sunday that ended when Oliver-Horton's car struck a parked other in the 2300 block of North Third Street
This record exists so that Adeleno “Al” Jamar Oliver-Horton, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.
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