NEW YORK -- The family of a Riker's Island inmate who was allegedly beaten to death in an altercation with corrections officers is demanding justice after the district attorney's decision not to press charges in the case.
"The family is extremely disappointed," Zoe Salzman, a lawyer representing the family of Ronald Spear, told The Huffington Post. "This is a case that's worthy of criminal prosecution. This is a homicide, and there should be criminal charges."
"The family is extremely disappointed," Zoe Salzman, a lawyer representing the family of Ronald Spear, told The Huffington Post. "This is a case that's worthy of criminal prosecution. This is a homicide, and there should be criminal charges."
