Police Brutality
“The police are there to protect us; we trust them to uphold the law. What happens when that trust is misplaced?”
Police brutality while not common does happen. In order to identify if you have been the victim of police brutality you have to know what can constitute police brutality.
What is Police Brutality?
- Physical assault
- Verbal abuse
- Excessive physical force
- False arrest
- Threats of violence
- Intimidation
- Sexual abuse
- Sexual assault
- Racial profiling
- Civil rights violations
Effects of Police Brutality
- Mental trauma
- Emotional trauma
- Physical trauma
- Permanent injury
What Can You Do?
If you or someone you know was the victim of any form of police brutality you may be entitled to take legal action against those responsible.
You may seek damages against:
- Police officers
- Prison guards
- Law enforcement officials
- The town, village, city, or state which employs the officers and officials
The law limits the amount of time you have to file a claim. Let the Laufer Law Group fight for your rights, with the experience needed to guide you through your proceedings.
Contact the Laufer Law Group for the knowledge, care, and experience your case needs.
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