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ATTORNEYS PROTEST SLOW PACE OF POLICE INVESTIGATIONS IN LAWYER’S ARREST

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Several local Attorneys on Friday staged a silent protest outside the Special Organized Crime Unit (SOCU’s) Office over the recent arrest of their colleague Tamieka Clarke. More from Joel Vogt

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