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HPD hog-tie lawsuit: 5 Houston police officers sued in federal court over Alberto Ramos controversial 2021 arrest

Alberto Ramos is suing the Houston Police Department and five officers after he claims they "hog-tied" him during a July 2021 arrest.

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Lawsuit: HPD officers used dangerous hogtie during illegal arrest

Lawsuit: HPD officers used dangerous hogtie during illegal arrest
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Houston police hog-tied lawsuit: 5 officers sued in federal court over Alberto Ramos controversial 2021 arrest

Alberto Ramos is suing the Houston Police Department and five officers after he claims they "hog-tied" him during a July 2021 arrest.

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HPD officers racially profiled and hogtied a Hispanic man during an arrest, lawsuit alleges – Houston Public Media

The lawsuit alleges four Houston police officers used excessive force while arresting a man without probable cause in July 2021.

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