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Fort Worth Weekly Targeted for Being Homeless? A recently filed lawsuit alleges that three Fort Worth police officers unlawfully arrested and assaulted an unhoused Black man in mid-2019. By Edward Brown Thomas alleges that local law enforcement officers have been tasked with pushing Fort Worth’s unhoused population away from downtown. Courtesy of Lorenzo Thomas Lorenzo Thomas’ first memory after waking up in John Peter Smith Hospital (JPS) was hearing a Fort Worth police officer talking to a nearby medical worker. “We did one chest compression” on him, Thomas alleges officer Daniel Hafer told the medical worker. Thomas’ arrest and hospitalization in mid-2019 are the subjects of a civil lawsuit that he recently filed against two Fort Worth police officers: Bike Patrol Unit members Michael Cagel and Hafer. Thomas, a self-described asthmatic, doesn’t remember the moment when he lost consciousness that day, but he believes the officers’ use of pepper sp

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