A black cowboy from Richmond is filed a claim against the city and its police department for allegedly using unnecessary force against him refuting in injuries.
On May 5, police were in the area of MacDonald Ave. and 1st St. where they were arresting a suspect involved in a high speed chase, when 44-year-old Kwesi Guss, a 44-year-old man, was filming the arrest. He said police confronted him. Richmond police body camera footage was obtained and edited by Guss' attorney, John Burris and given to KTVU. The video shows a chaotic scene and officers pinning Guss to the ground before handcuffing him.
"He was not interfering in any way."Guss' complaint alleges violation of freedom of speech, assault and battery, false imprisonment, and other civil rights violations.In a statement sent to KTVU, Richmond Police wrote:"The incident is currently under investigation to ensure that all actions taken were consistent with department policies and procedures. we are committed to maintaining transparency throughout this process.
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