South Carolina Man Sues Police For Defamation After Charges Dropped
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Police body camera footage revealed that an officer attacked Travis Price without provocation during a traffic stop. That officer was later fired and cri...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A South Carolina man whose charges were dropped after police body camera footage showed he did not fight an officer who attacked him is suing the city of Rock Hill and U.S Rep. Ralph Norman for defamation. Travis Price worked second shift at a chemical plant and has no criminal record so the untrue items in the police news release issued after leaders had seen the body camera were especially damaging to Price’s reputation, his lawyer wrote in his lawsuit. In a Facebook posting, Norman repeated those false police statements slandering Price more, the lawsuit said.
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