By Alta Spells and Macie Goldfarb, CNN Federal prosecutors told the family of Shanquella Robinson on Wednesday that the evidence they have isn’t enough for prosecution in Robinson’s death last year in Mexico, the US Attorneys’ Offices for the Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina said.
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US prosecutors tell family of Shanquella Robinson they won't pursue charges in her death in Mexico
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US won't file charges over Shanquella Robinson's death in Mexico
Nearly six months after Shanquella Robinson died while on vacation in Mexico, the United States Department of Justice announced on Wednesday they are declining to file charges
The FBI announced Wednesday an investigation into Shanquella Robinson's death will not result in federal charges. Mexican authorities had described her death as a homicide.
Department of Justice prosecutors met with the family of Shanquella Robinson and told them that after “careful deliberation” they determined there was not enough evidence to seek charges in the cas…
By Alta Spells and Macie Goldfarb, CNN Federal prosecutors told the family of Shanquella Robinson on Wednesday that the evidence they have isn’t enough for prosecution in Robinson’s death last year in Mexico, the US Attorneys’ Offices for the Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina said.
Shanquella Robinson was seen beaten in a viral video while on vacation in Mexico last. Now federal prosecutors say they won't be prosecution the person suspected of killing the North Carolina woman.
