Department of Justice
DOJ v. Samuel Davis
Convicted
Samuel Davis was found guilty of one count of deprivation of rights under color of law, one count of witness tampering by way of misleading conduct for making a misleading statement to a police dispatcher and one count of falsifying records in a federal investigation for turning off his body-worn camera. He was found not guilty of one count of conspiracy. According to DOJ, Davis violated public trust when he took matters into his own hands and savagely beat the victim.
Summary generated from official Department of Justice press release
Source: Department of Justice Press Release ↗Parties
Defendants / Respondents
- Samuel Davis
- Michael Hill
Dates
Resolved
March 5, 2024
Case Details
Industry
Government
Penalty Type
Prison