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Maryland Deputy Not Liable In Stun-Gun Death
January 26, 2012
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An former Frederick County (Md.) Sheriff's deputy is not liable for a suspect's death after being hit with a stun gun because his actions were reasonable and he defended himself and others, a federal jury found on Wednesday.
Retired Cpl. Rudy Torres did assault Jarrel Gray in 2007, the 10-member jury in Baltimore ruled after deliberating for a day. Cpl. Torres was shielded from liability, reports the Herald-Mail.
Tags: Less-Lethal Force, Cops Getting Sued, Frederick County (Md.) Sheriff
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