Civil Rights – Excessive Force – Domestic Violence Call – Bathroom Entry

By Deborah Elkins
Published: September 29, 2008

A man who refused to come out of his bathroom when police responded to a domestic violence call from the man’s wife cannot sue Henrico County police for excessive force for entering the bathroom, a Richmond U.S. District Court says; however, plaintiff has stated a claim for his alleged illegal restraint based on police ...

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