Aderrien Murry family files $5 million lawsuit against Greg Capers
Aderrien Murry family files a $5 million lawsuit against sheriff's deputy Greg Capers and the town of Indianola, Mississippi
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Aderrien Murry family files a $5 million lawsuit against sheriff's deputy Greg Capers and the town of Indianola, Mississippi
Courtesy Nakala Murry(INDIANOLA, Miss.) -- The family of Aderrien Murry, the 11-year-old boy who was shot by police on May 20 after calling 911, claimed the boy was shot without warning after he and his family members were ordered to leave their house, according to a lawsuit. The suit, filed in Mississippi federal court on behalf of Aderrien and his mother, Nakala Murry, claims the officer who fired the gun, Greg Capers, was "reckless." It was filed after Aderrien spoke to ABC News about the incident. "This is a claim for negligence and excessive force," said the complaint,...
Aderrien said he sang, “No weapon formed against me — prosper shall,” which is a reference to a Bible verse, Isaiah 54:17.
The lawsuit alleges the officer who shot the child was reckless and violated his right to be “free from excessive force.”
(INDIANOLA, Miss.) — The family of Aderrien Murry, the 11-year-old boy who was shot by police on May 20 after calling 911, claimed the boy was shot without warning after he and his family members were ordered to leave their house, according to a lawsuit. […]