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Outrage over a proposed $1.5 million settlement for a wrongful death lawsuit could cost taxpayers millions, legal experts say.The family of a South African rugby star, Lindani Myeni, is suing the city and the officers who shot Myeni, killing him in 2021. The officers were also injured by Myeni during the incident.Honolulu police, the mayor, and city prosecutor were among many who opposed a settlement. Their testimony convinced the Honolulu council to reject the deal, opting instead to go to trial.In this podcast, Lynn Kawano gives us both sides of the battle, including why city attorneys pushed to settle, why they were met with strong resistance, and the unexpected potential impacts on the officers involved.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The civil trial over the police shooting death of Lindani Myeni has now been set. That trial is scheduled to begin next July. Now this comes after the city's attorney originally proposed at $1.5 million settlement with Myeni's family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nearly 2,300 Hawaii residents do not want the city to pay $1.5 million to settle a deadly HPD shooting lawsuit. They've signed an online petition supporting officers who shot and killed Rugby star Lindani Myeni in 2021.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the evening of the 14th of April 2021, a 29-year-old man from Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa, Lindani Myeni, died after being shot multiple times police officers in Honolulu, Hawaii. Lindani's widow Lindsay and their two small children have been in South Africa ever since, and are currently in a long battle with Home Affairs to gain permanent residency. Carol Ofori invited Lindsay to East Coast Radio to find out, among other things, why she is so determined to never go back to Hawaii. Sound clips in podcast courtesy of: Honolulu Star Advertiser YouTube Civil Beat on Soundcloud East Coast Radio Newswatch www.ecr.co.za

On the evening of the 14th of April 2021, a 29-year-old man from Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa, Lindani Myeni, died after being shot multiple times police officers in Honolulu, Hawaii. Lindani's widow Lindsay and their two small children have been in South Africa ever since, and are currently in a long battle with Home Affairs to gain permanent residency. Carol Ofori invited Lindsay to East Coast Radio to find out, among other things, why she is so determined to never go back to Hawaii. Sound clips in podcast courtesy of: Honolulu Star Advertiser YouTube Civil Beat on Soundcloud East Coast Radio Newswatch www.ecr.co.za

Die polisie in Hawaii het bevind die skietdood van Lindani Myeni van Suid-Afrika was geregverdig. Geen aanklagte gaan teen die betrokke beamptes van die Honolulu-polisie gelê word nie. Die polisie het Myeni, wat in Richardsbaai gebore is en rugby gespeel het, geskiet nadat hulle op 'n 911-noodoproep oor 'n inbraak gereageer het. Die aanklaer, Steve Alm, sê daar was geen bewyse tydens die ondersoek dat ras 'n rol in die saak gespeel het nie:

City Prosecutor Steve Alm said Wednesday that a months-long investigation from his office has found the fatal police shooting of Lindani Myeni in April was justified.

On this episode, I open with multiple police shootings and deaths of blacks in the United States. I talk about Breonna Taylor, Johhny Lorenzo Bolton, Manuel Ellis, Lindani Myeni, Ahmad Arbery, and George Floyd. I also discuss the history of the police department and its deep racist roots. After that, I report on the damage left by Tropical Storm Claudette, tornadoes, and the record-breaking heatwave in the U.S. Experts warn the heat may get worse soon. Lastly, as the U.S returns to normal from the coronavirus pandemic, there is new concern over the Delta variant. Breonna Taylor Mural Vandalized- https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/06/17/breonna-taylor-mural-louisville-vandalized-video/7727719002/ Lindani Myeni: Doorbell Footage- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzbVyROvDNo Doorbell Footage and Bodycam Footage- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzbVyROvDNo&bpctr=1624309713 911 Call- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ5kUlyX33E _______________________________________________________ Check Out My Other Podcast: DISGRACE- anchor.fm/disgrace U.S Presidents- anchor.fm/uspresidents --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thejeremiahpattersonshow/support

In a new development in the case of the killing of Lindani Myeni, new unedited footage has emerged on the events before Myeni was shot dead by police in Honolulu, Hawaii. Arabile Gumede speaks to James Bickerton, Founding Partner at Bickerton Law Group and Myeni family lawyer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the CAP, new video footage emerges to implicate the officer involved shooting of Lindani Myeni in April. What really happened and why now are we seeing doctored footage. All this and more on the CAP

KwaZulu-Natal rugby player Lindani Myeni had been on the phone with his wife Lindsay. He had told his wife he would be home “soon”, but Lindsay and their two young children would never hear from him again. Myeni was shot by officers in Honolulu's police force while they were responding to a call about an alleged burglary in progress. He was outside and unarmed at the time of the shooting. Police shootings have been a hot issue in the US for many years. Research by renowned American news agency the Washington Post and the business data platform Statista indicate fatal police shootings in the US are increasing, with 292 civilians shot, 62 of them black, in the first four months of 2021. In 2020, there were 1,021 fatal police shootings. The rate of fatal police shootings among black Americans is much higher than that for any other ethnicity, standing at 36 fatal shootings per million of the population as of April 2021.However, there is little outrage for Myeni, or sympathy for his widow and children. Sunday Times · TimesLIVE

KwaZulu-Natal rugby player Lindani Myeni had been on the phone with his wife Lindsay. He had told his wife he would be home “soon”, but Lindsay and their two young children would never hear from him again. Myeni was shot by officers in Honolulu's police force while they were responding to a call about an alleged burglary in progress. He was outside and unarmed at the time of the shooting. Police shootings have been a hot issue in the US for many years. Research by renowned American news agency the Washington Post and the business data platform Statista indicate fatal police shootings in the US are increasing, with 292 civilians shot, 62 of them black, in the first four months of 2021. In 2020, there were 1,021 fatal police shootings. The rate of fatal police shootings among black Americans is much higher than that for any other ethnicity, standing at 36 fatal shootings per million of the population as of April 2021.However, there is little outrage for Myeni, or sympathy for his widow and children.

According to now widowed Lindsay Myeni, in the last hours of Lindani Myeni's life he sought spiritual protection, displayed erratic behaviour and told his wife Lindsay that he had seen his ancestors. Later that evening the 29-year-old former KwaZulu-Natal rugby player took a drive to clear his head and never returned to their Honolulu, Hawaii home in the US. The next day Lindsay found out her husband had been shot four times near their house during a confrontation with three Honolulu police officers outside a luxury six-bedroom Hawaii home which he had entered.

Court documents filed by Lindsay Myeni's attorney, James Bickerton, claim the trio of police officers who shot Lindani Myeni, had failed to announce that they were police officers. According to the court papers: “The failure of the officers to announce they were police officers or declare their purpose was not only unlawful in these circumstances, but doing so with a gun drawn also negligently and recklessly communicated to Mr Myeni that they were not police officers, but rather 'Maglite muggers' or 'Maglite murderers,' because reasonable people are aware that police officers will announce themselves as officers in order to make their commands to stop, restrain or arrest a person to be lawful commands.”

The family of Lindani Myeni and its legal team say that Honolulu police have many questions to answer regarding the circumstances that led to Myeni's shooting by police. Bongani speaks to Bridget Morgan-Bickerton, lawyer of the Myeni family. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The widow of former KZN rugby player, Lindani Myeni, who was killed by police in the US, says although his life was tragically cut short she knows he's resting in peace.

Former KZN rugby player and father, Lindani Myeni is set to be laid to rest in Empangeni today. His wife says while it has been a slow process so far, they are taking steps toward justice.

Former South African rugby player, Lindani Myeni, has been described as a gentle giant who loved people. Myeni's family and friends gathered at the Empangeni Rugby club in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal Province to remember him. Twenty-nine-year-old Myeni was shot and killed in a confrontation with police in Honolulu in Hawaii in the United States last month, after they responded to a report of a burglary in progress at a location near his home. Nonhlakanipho Magwaza reports ...

Mourners have been streaming into Empangeni Rugby Club, in northern KZN, where Lindani Myeni's memorial service is under way.

Lindani Myeni has been described as a gentle giant who didn't deserve to die the way he did. The former KZN rugby player from Richards Bay was shot and killed by police in Hawaii last month.

Former South African rugby player, Lindani Myeni, has made his final journey home. His body was transported to his hometown Richards Bay, in Kwazulu Natal Province, after arriving at the O.R Tambo International Airport on Saturday. He will be laid to rest next Saturday. The twenty-nine-year old was shot in a confrontation with police in Honolulu, Hawaii, after they responded to a burglary in progress. Police claim Myeni, who lived nearby, followed a woman to her home and exhibited strange behaviour. They say when they arrived at the home, he charged at the officers. Sashin Naidoo reports...

Die oorsaak van die brand by 'n pakhuis in Fordsburg in Johannesburg is nog nie vasgestel nie. Ethiopië wil weer sy reservoir op die Nylrivier opvul, maar die Soedanese regering is baie ontevrede met hierdie besluit. Die voormalige Suid-Afrikaanse rugbyspeler, Lindani Myeni, se oorskot is uiteindelik terug in sy tuisdorp, Richardsbaai, in KwaZulu-Natal. En SABC 2 het 'n aantal SAFTA-benoemings losgeslaan.

MY Friend Pastor Kelvin Sauls brings us two stories from and about South Africa. First we learn about sit-ins by the arts community against the National Arts Council. We're talking to Mzwakhe Mbuli..... Live from Johannesburg. Second, we say the name of Lindani Myeni, a South African who was killed by Honolulu PD. Mkwakhe Mbuli is a household name in SA He is affectionately called the People's Poet.The Internationally-acclaimed poet musician is reknown for his uncompromising lyrics.His music fuel for the feet and food for thought.Some people call him MZ for his charisma.Mzwakhe was officially declared "The enemy of the State" 7748.He was tortured, repeatedly detained.His albums poetry were Banned by the Apartheid regime.Mbuli survived several assassination attempts on his life, from bullets to grenades.After his house was bombed MZ received suprise letters from jailed Nelson Mandela.Mzwakhe Mbuli is a co-founder of the Sabc Crown Gospel Awards and the Siyabakhumbula Awards.192 patriots were honored from sports, arts practitioners, comedians, journalism, medical profession.Mbuli toured extensively abroad with his musical group Europe, USA, Japan, Scandinavian countries.He performed at the Inauguration of SA's 1st Black President Nelson Mandela.He staged successful a tribute concert for Mama Afrika Miriam Makeba.Mbuli initiated an Anti music piracy campaign dubbed Operation Dudula, a Zulu word for eradication.Mzwakhe is the executive producer of the long overdue JUNE 16 movie, the true story.Unprecedented Covid 19 affected the process.MZ is often asked to become the Program Director of prominent citizens.He has a fully fledged musical band.He happiest moment is when performing Live on stage.His latest offering is the new album titled VUKA DARKIE."This album of hits is medicine for mental slavery""There is no vaccine for Racism" Mbuli exclaimed.Distinctly African.VUKA DARKIE!!!!!

The widow of Lindani Myeni who was shot by Honolulu, Hawaii Police in the United States last week, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. During a press conference in Honolulu, family attorney Jim Bickerton accused police of attacking Myeni without announcing themselves as law enforcement. Bickerton said the KZN-born rugby player was merely defending himself when blinded by a police Maglite. They have also cited race as a determinative factor in how the police approached Myeni before shooting him four times. Sherwin Bryce-Pease reports.

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Guest: Lindsay Myeni | Widow of Lindani Myeni. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.