Lawsuits filed against police in Detroit and Warren
In the Detroit case, which dates back to April 2, officers allegedly chased a suspect into the plaintiff’s home over a curfew issue. The homeowner refused to let police enter without a warrant, but body camera footage reportedly shows officers entering anyway, drawing their weapons, making threats, and beating multiple people inside the home. The lawsuit also claims a child was injured. The charges were later dismissed by a judge who reviewed the video evidence. That case is seeking $10 million in damages.
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