Former Bismarck police officer charged in alleged excessive force incident
George Huff was issued a summons to appear in court on Oct. 10 for an initial hearing
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George Huff was issued a summons to appear in court on Oct. 10 for an initial hearing
Editor’s note: This article contains a graphic image. We are publishing the photo because it illustrates the severity of the injuries involved with the excessive force allegation.
A Bismarck police officer fired for allegedly using excessive force in the beating of a homeless man had a history of losing his temper and fighting with suspects, documents allege.
A man severely beaten during an encounter with Bismarck police in March that led to an officer's firing is in custody on warrants related to two previous run-ins with law
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota police officer was fired after an internal investigation into whether he used excessive force in an arrest that left a man bloodied with an eye swollen shut. The Bismarck Police Department said Officer George Huff was fired Saturday for his actions during an arrest in March.