"We still believe very strongly in our client and our case. Unfortunately, the jury did not see the evidence the way we did," said Michael Galpern, an attorney for the estate of Philip White.
October 21, 2022 at 02:16 PM
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A jury in the U.S. District Court in Camden, New Jersey, has returned a defense verdict in a police wrongful death suit involving a Black man who was bitten by a police dog.
The suit claimed Philip White died in an ambulance in March 2015, shortly after he was placed under arrest by police officers in Vineland, New Jersey. Police were called when the 32-year-old White was screaming and threatening others, allegedly due to a mental health crisis.
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Video shows the arrest of Philip White by Vineland Police Department in 2015, shortly before White’s death in an ambulance on the way to the hospital. Image from All Rights Matter TV YouTube video
