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Federal Jury: Police Officers Did Not Use Excessive Force After Tasering Man 19 Times Leading To His Death

By jonathanturley

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A federal jury in Tennessee ruled that three officers ? Jason Creagan, Jonathan Mays and Jaime Scruggs ? did not use excessive force in the death of Patrick Lee, 21, at a nightclub in 2005. Lee was tasered 19 times after he was seen acting strangely outside of a nightclub (ironically named the the [...]

Full post as published by Res ipsa loquitur on May 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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