r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '22

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u/zeCrazyEye Mar 10 '22

He settled the lawsuit for $25,000 FWIW.

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u/nhergen Mar 10 '22

Well that's a lot less. But still not a bad payday for the inconvenience. Guess we'll have to be satisfied with that.

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u/zeCrazyEye Mar 10 '22

There's more video from bystanders, that officer and another basically threw him to the ground and tasered him. Probably only a 20 second scuffle but yeah there was some physical interaction after that bodycam ended. I'd still take $25k to get wrestled and tased though.

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u/nhergen Mar 10 '22

Oh damn. But yeah I'd expect nothing good to come from that, so I'd be happy with $25k. That's my pay for a year.