Federal authorities have opened a civil rights investigation as new questions have surfaced about the death of a Black man after a high-speed police chase in northern Louisiana last year. The agency also recently placed on paid leave Master Trooper Chris Hollingsworth, one of six troopers who responded to the crash site. It was not clear whether Hollingsworth had an attorney who could comment on his behalf. The U.S. Attorneys Office in Shreveport confirmed the ongoing federal investigation but hasnt commented on its status. The vehicle later struck a shrub/tree next to a private drive, the report says.
Chris Hollingsworth is the highest paid black officer in the state of Louisiana.
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