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Police defense attorney says force justified in 2018 death of mentally ill man

Police defense attorney says force justified in 2018 death of mentally ill man
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Father of man who died after well-being call sues Leominster police

Telegram & Gazette The father of a mentally ill Leominster man who died after a well-being call to his home in 2018 has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that undertrained officers botched the call and that Worcester District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. conducted a “charade” investigation. “Within minutes the officers transformed (a) wellness check into a death sentence,” Hector E. Pineiro, the lawyer representing the father of 39-year-old Kris Mailloux, alleged in a suit filed Wednesday, Jan. 13 in U.S. District Court in Worcester. Mailloux died several days after two officers responding to a well-being call restrained him on the floor of his grandmother’s home at 384 West St. on Jan. 14, 2018.

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Father of mentally ill man who died after well-being call files federal lawsuit against Leominster police

Father of mentally ill man who died after well-being call files federal lawsuit against Leominster police WORCESTER The father of a mentally ill Leominster man who died after a well-being call to his home in 2018, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that undertrained officers botched the call and that Worcester District Attorney Joseph D. Early Jr. conducted a charade investigation. “Within minutes the officers transformed (a) wellness check into a death sentence,” Hector E. Pineiro, the lawyer representing the father of 39-year-old Kris Mailloux, alleged in a suit filed Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Worcester. Mailloux died several days after two officers responding to a well-being call restrained him on the floor of his grandmother’s home at 384 West St. on Jan. 14, 2018.

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Father of Kris Mailloux, mentally ill man who died in encounter with Leominster police in 2018, sues city, claims DA s investigation was a charade

Father of Kris Mailloux, mentally ill man who died in encounter with Leominster police in 2018, sues city, claims DA’s investigation was a ‘charade’ Updated Jan 15, 2021; Posted Jan 14, 2021 Kris Mailloux, pictured here, was a man who suffered multiple mental disorders and died in an encounter with Leominster police three years ago at age 39. His father is now suing the city and the responding officers, claiming authorities used unreasonable and lethal force on his son. (Worcester federal court) Facebook Share The father of a man who suffered multiple mental disorders and died in an encounter with police three years ago is suing the city of Leominster, claiming authorities used unreasonable and lethal force on his son.

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