Elderly couple sue after Ogden police officers throw man to the ground.
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Complaint filed on behalf of Ogden couple who allegedly endured excessive force by police
“A man who said he was shoved to the ground and left bloodied and bruised, and his wife who said she was traumatized, have now filed a federal lawsuit against Ogden Police.”
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Elderly Ogden man claims police used excessive force on him
“The law is universally clear on thie,” he said. “Rudeness does not justify excessive force.”
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Elderly couple sues Ogden police for excessive force
“Speaking at a news conference Thursday, attorney Robert Sykes said that Rand Briem did nothing to provoke a response from officers that required him to be slammed on the driveway of his own property.
“‘No force is appropriate if no force is needed,” Sykes said. “There was no force needed that night.’”
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Complaint filed against Ogden police for 'excessive force' on elderly couple
“Photos show injuries such as bruising and cuts Rand allegedly suffered due to the incident and Sykes said he sustained a rotator cuff tear ‘which still plagues him today.’”
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Ogden man sues city in response to 2022 encounter with police
“‘It was illegal, unconstitutional and otherwise improper to use force on a non-violent misdemeanant who is not threatening, not resisting or not fleeing,’ reads the lawsuit, filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City. It goes on: ‘The actions of the OPD officers were willful, malicious and reckless and therefore punitive damages are justified.’”
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Bloodied face of Utah man, 78, hurled to ground by police department in 'unprovoked' incident while responding to callout about squatters
”Seconds later Briem was in handcuffs, bleeding heavily from a headwound and waiting for paramedics after protesting when the officer snatched his driving license from him.”