Federal judge rules Superior police wrong to tase during…
A federal judge ruled that Superior police violated a man’s constitutional rights by using excessive force during a traffic stop, specifically by tasering him without justification. The lawsuit follows an incident where the officer used his weapon on Cuypers after he was pulled over for driving the wrong way on a one-way street.
Key Facts
- Superior police tasered Ian Richard Cuypers during a traffic stop in early 2024
- The judge ruled that the use of the Taser violated Cuypers’ Fourth Amendment rights
Incident Details
| Location | City, State (not specified) |
| Department | Superior Police Department |
| Officers Involved | [“Justin Taylor”, “Matthew Brown”] |
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