Date: 9/22/2008 9:24 PM
DETROIT (AP) _ Police officers in two Detroit suburbs are accused of beating a motorist who was suffering a diabetic episode on a freeway.
Lawyer Arnold Reed says 59-year-old Ernest Griglen had brain surgery after the June 15 encounter with police and has been clinging to life with help from a ventilator.
Reed filed a lawsuit Monday in federal court seeking at least $20 million from Allen Park and Dearborn police. He says officers mistakenly believed Griglen was resisting arrest when he was having a major medical problem.
An Allen Park police report says Griglen’s car was swerving.
Allen Park police wouldn’t comment on the lawsuit. Dearborn police released a report saying an officer feared Griglen’s insulin pump was a weapon.
Copyright 2008 The Associated Press.
Police say officer feared insulin pump was weapon
Posted on 23rd September 2008 by Gordon Johnson in Uncategorized
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