Georgia sheriff, deputies sued by family of woman who died during arrest
A lawsuit has been filed in federal court against Hancock County Sheriff Tomlyn Primus and two deputies stemming from the death of Brianna Grier, who fell out of a moving
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A lawsuit has been filed in federal court against Hancock County Sheriff Tomlyn Primus and two deputies stemming from the death of Brianna Grier, who fell out of a moving
The family of Brianna Grier has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against several members of the Hancock County Sheriff's Office. Grier died six days after
Brianna Grier's family alleges that police "caused injury to her head and brain and ultimately caused her death."
The family of Brianna Grier, a Black Georgia woman who died after falling out of a police car, filed a lawsuit alleging gross negligence.
In July 2022, a handcuffed Brianna Grier fell out of a moving patrol car, authorities said. She died six days later.