Woman Who Sued Cop For "Forced Baptism" Found Dead

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On April 13th, 42-year-old Shandele Marie Riley, who had just begun the process of suing a police officer for allegedly forcing her to get baptized during a traffic stop, was found dead in her home. The cause for her death is still unknown at this time. The police are reportedly waiting for the medical examiner's autopsy reports to determine if any “foul play” involved. In 2019, Riley filed a lawsuit against Daniel Wilkey, a Deputy officer from Hamilton County, Tennessee. Riley accused Wilkey of baptizing her against her will in exchange for being let off with only a citation for marijuana possession, a controlled substance in the state. She was forced to drive to Soddy Lake while Wilkey called another deputy, Jacob Goforth, as a witness for the baptism, who recorded the incident on his phone. In 2019, Wilkey was involved in several lawsuits, charged with 44 counts of assault, including rape and official oppression. Robin Flores, Riley's attorney, said his team plans to have Riley's children take her place as the plaintiff. He explained that they could use her recorded deposition to continue the lawsuit. He added, "a baptism by a police officer in the line of duty, in exchange for leniency in a criminal case is beyond the pale."

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Woman Who Sued Cop for "Forced Baptism" Found Dead

Location: Tennessee