A Black man formerly held at the Clark County Jail has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in connection with a 2021 incident in which deputies pulled him across his cell by a tether.
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Source: The Columbian
Black man files civil rights lawsuit over 2021 use-of-force incident at Clark County Jail
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