Paramedic sentenced to 4 years of probation for role in Elijah McClain's death
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A Colorado paramedic was sentenced to four years of probation Friday for his role in the killing of Elijah McClain, bringing a close to the yearslong effort to prosecute those involved in the Black pedestrian's death. Jeremy Cooper, a one-time Aurora Fire Rescue paramedic, had faced up to three years in prison following his conviction on Dec. 22 for criminally negligent homicide. Cooper's sentence, imposed by District Judge Mark Warner, also included 14 months' work release and 100 hours of...

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