Police board votes to fire 2 New Haven officers involved in arrest that left Randy Cox paralyzed
The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners voted to terminate two police officers for their alleged conduct in the 2022 arrest of Randy Cox, which left him paralyzed. The New Haven Board of Police Commissioners voted on Wednesday to terminate two more police officers charged for their involvement in the arrest of Richard "Randy" Cox – a Black man who was paralyzed while in police custody. The decision to fire officers Oscar Diaz and Betsy Segui for their alleged conduct during the June 19, 2022, incident took place during a scheduled commission meeting on Wednesday evening. The vote on whether to terminate Diaz and Segui was originally scheduled for June 7, but was postponed because the officer's attorneys were not available. MORE: Justice Department eyes case of man paralyzed in New Haven police custody Randy Cox's family and attorneys hold a press conference on Nov. 29, 2022 after five police officers were charged over an incident that left Cox paralyzed. WTNH ...