Sheldon made a steal and was driving on a fastbreak with Fever guard Sophie Cunningham defending her. As Sheldon went for the layup, Cunningham wrapped her arms around her in a hard foul.

The two teams had been physical for the entire game, and it escalated after Sun guard Jacy Sheldon poked Fever guard Caitlin Clark in the eye while Clark was trying to pass the ball.

Though her criminal case is over, Karen Read still faces civil litigation. John O’Keefe’s family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against her and two bars where the couple drank that night.

(WJAR) — A college friend of John O’Keefe is speaking out after Karen Read's murder trial came to an end on Wednesday. Read was found guilty of drunken driving, but was acquitted on the most ...

Now that Karen Read’s criminal trial for the murder of John O’Keefe has ended — with her acquittal on all charges except drunken driving — the O’Keefe family’s civil case against her ...

So they got to get control of it. They got to be better.” After a long review, officials upgraded Sheldon’s foul to a flagrant 1 and assessed technical fouls to Clark, Mabrey and Charles.

The lawsuit blames the death of John O’Keefe on Read, and also on what it describes as the bars’ negligence by continuing to serve drinks to her despite signs she was drunk. It says the first ...

Supporters of Boston police officer John O’Keefe still want justice for his death and say they found celebrations over Karen Read’s acquittal ‘disgusting.’ ...

A new camera angle shows Connecticut Sun forward Jacy Sheldon committing another dirty move during Tuesday night’s game against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever. Tempers flared during the ...

But a civil case is still outstanding. Last August, O'Keefe's family filed a civil lawsuit in Plymouth Superior Court against Read and two Canton bars: C.F. McCarthy's and the Waterfall Bar and ...

The family and friends of Boston police officer John O'Keefe said they are disappointed following the trial verdict, but they will continue to seek justice in his death.