Atlanta Police Department body cam camera footage posted on YouTube.
Just nine days after Atlanta police obtained a felony warrant charging attorney Lindsey Brunswick Kamin with false imprisonment, allegedly for refusing to open the security gate of her home so police detectives who were working a neighborhood yard damage case could drive away, Fulton County prosecutors dismissed the charge.
June 25, 2018 at 07:02 PM
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A false imprisonment charge police filed against an Atlanta attorney, allegedly for blocking their departure from her property, has been dropped, according to the attorney’s defense lawyer.
Noah Pines, who defended attorney Lindsey Brunswick Kamin, said Monday that the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office dismissed the felony charge without comment Friday—just nine days after Atlanta police filed it. Pines said Kamin’s arrest will be sealed.
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