Jack Runser News Today

The City of Dayton has agreed to pay Jack Rusner $45,000.

A disabled man is asking city officials to take disciplinary action against several Dayton Police officers he says mistreated him in an incident last year.

Jun. 10—A man who has alleged he was mistreated by Dayton police accused city leaders Wednesday of not punishing the officers involved in his case or taking other corrective actions. Jack Runser, 50, of Dayton, recently sued the city, alleging he was mistreated, injured and his rights were violated by police officers during an incident in November. Rusner is deaf, mute and has cerebral palsy. ...

Dayton police chief says more training coming after officers accused of misconduct Cornelius Frolik Dayton’s police chief said his department is looking for additional training focused on officer interactions with special needs populations. This comes after two officers were accused of misconduct by Jack Runser, a resident who is deaf, mute and has cerebral palsy. © Provided by Dayton Daily News Jack Runser, 50, of Dayton, in the back of a Dayton police cruiser in November....