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Des Moines officer target of an excessive force lawsuit alleging he hog-tied man suffering a seizure

Two Des Moines officers target of an excessive force lawsuit alleging they hog-tied man suffering a seizure Andrea May Sahouri and Shelby Fleig, Des Moines Register © Bryon Houlgrave/The Register The Des Moines Police Department in Des Moines. A Des Moines police officer previously disciplined for excessive force and part of a five-person team that leads the Des Moines Police Department s de-escalation training is the target of a new excessive force lawsuit. The new lawsuit, filed this week, also names officer Jason Noble and the city of Des Moines. It alleges that, during a May 15, 2019, arrest, the officers violently thrust Nicholas Templeton of West Des Moines face down onto the concrete, tightly cuffing his hands and feet in a hog-tie position, and applied their body weight to Templeton s back and legs.

Des Moines officers sued for allegedly hog-tying man suffering seizure

Opinion: Plan to stem racial profiling morphs into protecting police

We listened to our courageous heroes in law enforcement and we took action. We rely on these men and women every day to keep us safe. . “It s our job as Iowa legislators to minimize that risk (to police officers) as much as possible so that more law enforcement officers can make it back home to their families safely. Dear Rep. Klein, Like you, I want police officers to get home safely. Certainly their jobs involve risks. The shooting death of Sgt. Jim Smith, a 27-year veteran of the Iowa State Patrol, while trying to arrest a suspect at his Grundy Center home last month, is a tragic example.

Des Moines police: City defends officer training others to de-escalate

Des Moines City Manager Scott Sanders is defending the Des Moines Police Department s decision to put a sergeant who has been disciplined for excessive force on the five-person team that leads the department s de-escalation training. In a Tuesday email to Mayor Frank Cownie and the six members of the Des Moines City Council, Sanders said he and Police Chief Dana Wingert have met privately with sincerely concerned residents  but he didn t find their arguments persuasive. On the decision to make Sgt. Michael Fong a trainer, Sanders wrote: In the end, this was a management decision and, the deeper I dig into it, the more I am convinced that the selection of Sgt. Fong to assist in this training is appropriate.

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