Ten protestors who said they were wrongfully arrested during the George Floyd protest in 2020 are now suing the city of Houston and former Houston Police Department chief Art Acevedo.
The protestors claim they were “falsely arrested” and said jailing them was a violation of their right to peacefully assemble and speak concerning to death of George Floyd.
One woman claims she had a $1,200 ER visit due to her injuries after police took her out of her wheelchair and ruptured her Achille’s tendon.” Torres claims she was forced to sleep in her car for at least 14 days due to a lack of proper COVID masking requirements at a facility where she was being held before going to jail.
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