Miguel Coronado pulled up to the tile-roofed beige house where he had been handcuffed and shoved into a patrol car six years before — for telling a girl that she could refuse to talk to the sheriff’s deputy who was questioning her.
He became an outspoken critic of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and was among those who brought allegations of racially biased policing in the Antelope Valley to federal authorities.
Read more in the Los Angeles Times.