Daniel Barajas
Attorneys representing the household of Daniel Barajas are not letting up on their quest to determine exactly what happened in Saline County on the night of Jan. 15, 2022. They're preparing an interview today about a wrongful death case they're pursuing in federal court, where they say they'll share new information.
" Attorneys state new proof gotten in the lawsuits reveals post-incident investigation failures-- including the failure to talk to any SCSO [Saline County Sheriff's Office] deputies, perform mishap restoration, photograph essential evidence, and protect the criminal offense scene-- by the agency charged with getting the answer for the Barajas household, Arkansas State Police (ASP)," a news release stated. "Attorneys include that new evidence gotten also shows that the Turtle Creek Fire Department obliterated the highway crime scene minutes after Daniel was killed and before the investigation had actually even started."
Concerns about Barajas' death after an unusual encounter with constable's deputies on Interstate 30 is gaining national attention. The Guardian has this story today..
Barajas was Latino, and lawyers for his family suggest he may have been unjustly targeted by police.
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The Arkansas Times discussed the death and taking place investigation last summertime. You can get captured up by checking out Mary Ruth Taylor's reporting on the case.
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The 1 p.m. interview can be streamed here. The conference ID is 859 3691 0832, passcode is 233353.
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Speakers will include attorneys Mike Laux and David Ransin, and Xexilia Barahas and Raquel Ramos, Daniel Barajas' sis.
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