Honestie Hodges, Whose Handcuffing Changed Police Policy, Is Dead at 14
Honestie’s handcuffing by the police in Grand Rapids, Mich., caused a national uproar and led to a new law enforcement policy on dealing with youths. Honestie died of Covid-19.
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