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Georgia Police Brutality
The police have a responsibility to protect citizens; unfortunately, there are rare cases in which an officer goes too far and uses excessive force on a civilian.
Punching, beating, and other forms of police brutality can lead to can lead to serious injury and even death. If your loved one died because of excessive force at the hands of a law enforcement agent, you should contact a Georgia police brutality attorney immediately.
The improper use of firearms, mace, and Tasers can cause death. Even improper use of restraints can cause a fatality. If negligence, misconduct, or improper training was responsible for the wrongful death of a family member, an experienced wrongful death attorney can help you take appropriate action against the law enforcement agency responsible for your loss.
Police officers may use force only in proportion to the threat at hand. If a police resorts to kicking, punching, or beating a nonviolent citizen, the victim’s family may be entitled to compensation for the unnecessary loss.
While many people believe that Tasers are safe, hundreds of fatalities have been linked to Taser usage. Permanent injuries and even death may occur as the result of excessive Taser use and repeated shocking. A lawsuit may be filed because of the officer’s inadequate training or improper use of the Taser.
The government has granted law enforcement agencies special immunities and enacted procedural rules in police brutality cases; therefore, hiring an attorney with experience in these types of cases is imperative.
Head, Thomas, Webb and Willis has a team of 11 highly experienced wrongful death attorneys who have helped countless families across Georgia. We understand the grief and overwhelming sense of loss families feel when police brutality claims their loved one’s life. Our attorneys can work with a law enforcement expert in order to prove to the jury that excessive force caused your family member’s wrongful death.
Our law firm has unlimited resources that we can use to help you find justice during this difficult time. We will help you recover damages for your mental anguish, loss of companionship, and loss of potential earnings.
To learn more about how we can help with your Georgia police brutality case,
please contact our law firm today
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