Lawsuit alleges Winnipeg police officer racially profiled Black man and broke his eye socket
Fabian Ross says he was punched, arrested while waiting to pick up a friend in 2020
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This article was published 29/06/2022 (1522 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
A Black man is suing a Winnipeg police officer and the city, alleging he was racially profiled by the officer who used excessive force for no legal reason while he was parked outside of a friend’s house.
Fabian Lincoln Junior Ross was driving a rented car on July 14 of that year when he parked behind a friend’s house in the alley connecting Brazier and Roch streets, between Johnson and Chalmers avenues, according to a statement of claim filed in Manitoba’s Court of Queen’s Bench of June 20, 2022.
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