A coalition of media groups has filed a lawsuit seeking records in connection with the death of a Black man who died after being restrained in the Forsyth County Detention Center.
Today marks the one-year anniversary of John Neville’s death. He passed away at the Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center following his transfer from the Forsyth County jail where he had been held.
A group of demonstrators rallied outside the Forsyth County Hall of Justice in Winston-Salem to mark the release of video that depicts the moments before the death of John Neville.
Police body camera video showing the events in a Forsyth County jail that preceded the death of John Neville has been released, showing him struggling after having a medical emergency and officers
Forsyth County Sheriff Bobby Kimbrough held a press conference Tuesday in which he apologized to
A judge has approved the release of portions of the video related to John Neville’s death. He died eight months ago following injuries he sustained in the Forsyth County Detention Center.
A North Carolina judge will decide whether the body camera footage capturing the death of John Neville will be seen by the public.
Black Lives Matter Winston-Salem is making new demands in the wake of John Neville’s death.
A Forsyth County deputy charged in the death of a Greensboro man was given a merit-based pay raise about a month after he died.
Winston-Salem police arrested 15 protesters at a demonstration Thursday night.
Four people were arrested during a protest in Winston-Salem Wednesday night over the December death of inmate John Neville.
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