Craig Clark was standing on the rear porch of the bar when defendant-Officer Broullard-started administering the field sobriety test to Colleen,” a female friend, the papers said. “Plaintiff yelled out to Colleen that she could refuse the field sobriety test.” When he did so, the deputy allegedly began to yell at Clark. “At this time, defendant-Officer Hendricksen approached plaintiff on the porch and pointed his taser at plaintiff.” The papers say that Clark was not taking an aggressive stance towards the officers, but that Hendricksen told Clark he was placing him under arrest. “Really?” Clark said, according to the papers. “Defendant-Officer Hendricksen then fired his Taser at plaintiff,” says the complaint, which then said Hendricksen drew his asp from his belt and began striking Clark – an act that Broullard allegedly did nothing to stop. The complaint says that Hendricksen told Broullard that Clark had taken his Taser, though Broullard had allegedly dropped it. “Defendant-Officer Broullard struck plaintiff in the face with his fists and elbow,” according to the complaint before Hendricksen used a Taser on Clark once again.
Posted on: Mon, 14 Apr 2014 21:54:48 +0000
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