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Updated on July 15, 2021 at 10:16 pm
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Montgomery County settled a lawsuit with a man who was kneed in the back of his head by a police officer during an arrest in 2019.
Kevin Moris was caught on video appearing to slam his knee into the back of the restrained suspect s head outside a fast food restaurant. Moris was found guilty of assault and received a 90-day suspended sentence.
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The case stems from an incident in July 2019, when Moris and his special activities team went to a McDonald s in Aspen Hill, Maryland, to arrest Arnaldo Pesoa, who was suspected of possessing psychedelic mushrooms with the intent to sell them.
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Jawando s proposal would require disclosure of parties, settlement amount By Steve Bohnel |
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A bill to shed more light on lawsuit settlements involving the Montgomery County government came before the County Council on Tuesday.
Council Member Will Jawando has sponsored a bill that would require the county attorney to report annually to the County Council and county executive the following about settlements involving any county office or division:
Which county division was involved, and who filed the lawsuit
The settlement amount
What the lawsuit was about
In an interview, Jawando said his legislation is related to two police-related bills he and Council President Tom Hucker sponsored this week.
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