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Darien Harris Sues City Of Chicago, Police Department After Being Convicted From Testimony From Blind Witness. After serving 12 years, Harris' murder conviction was overturned by a Cook County ...

Freed murder convict sues Chicago over eyewitness who turned out to be blind. Darien Harris was exonerated after a private investigator found evidence that the key witness in his murder trial was ...

In this Dec. 2023 photo, Darien Harris (right) sits with his brother Cord Harris at Cord's home in Chicago after walking out of Cook County Jail.

Darien Harris free after being exonerated of murder 02:17. CHICAGO (CBS) --A Chicago man who has been in prison for 12 years was cleared of murder charges and released from jail on Tuesday.Darien ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A man who spent more than 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit is now suing the city of Chicago and several CPD officers. Darien Harris was convicted of murder in a ...

Darien Harris is suing the city of Chicago and the police department after he was wrongly convicted of murder. AP. In his lawsuit, Harris, now 31, alleged that police fabricated evidence and ...

In 2014, Darien Harris was convicted of the 2011 fatal shooting of 23-year-old Rondell Moore in Chicago based on the testimony of a witness who was later found to have been declared legally blind ...

The federal civil rights lawsuit, which was filed last month and first reported by the Chicago Tribune on Monday, says that the wrongful conviction of Darien Harris was caused by the "egregious ...

Darien Harris filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in April alleging Chicago police fabricated evidence and coerced witnesses into making false statements. CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago man convicted ...

A judge convicted Darien Harris in 2014 in connection with a fatal shooting at a South Side gas station in 2011. Darien Harris on Dec. 22, 2023, in Chicago. Erin Hooley / AP ...