The legal counsel of 34-year-old Tyron McAlpin, the deaf Black man with cerebral palsy who was repeatedly Tased by police, announced their intention to sue the city of Phoenix on Nov. 19.

Tyron McAlpin, a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy who Phoenix police officers assaulted and repeatedly shocked has filed a federal lawsuit against the city alleging false arrest and other claims.

PHOENIX, AZ - Phoenix police officers that assaulted a disabled Black man are facing lenient disciplinary actions five months ...

McAlpin is now suing Phoenix in federal court after hitting the city with a $3.5 million notice of claim. The lawsuit named Sue and Harris as defendants along with officer Jorge Acosta ...

Three Phoenix police officers will serve 24-hour unpaid suspensions for their roles in the violent arrest of Tyron McAlpin. McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy, was repeatedly shocked with a ...

The victim, Tyron McAlpin, is suing the city for $3.5 million. PHOENIX - The Phoenix Police officers who were seen hitting a deaf and disabled man, Tyron McAlpin, on video have been suspended and ...

The aggressive arrest unfolded on August 19, 2024, when Tyron McAlpin was thrown to the ground, struck repeatedly and hit with a stun gun in a parking lot in Phoenix. McAlpin, who is deaf and ...

The Phoenix police officers who went viral last ... showed the three officers repeatedly punching and tasing Tyron McAlpin—who is Black—despite responding to a call about a white man loitering ...

PHOENIX — Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan announced Tuesday he had issued 24-hour, unpaid suspensions to three officers involved in the arrest of Tyron McAlpin. McAlpin, a Black ...

Months after multiple Phoenix police officers assaulted a Black man during his arrest, they’re facing disciplinary actions. But although the brutal attack on Tyron McAlpin was caught on video ...

punching and using a Taser on Tyron McAlpin. “We understand the concerns raised by this incident, and we take them seriously,” Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan said in the release.

Three Phoenix Police officers were disciplined for their roles in the forceful arrest of a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy in 2024, according to a Tuesday news release from the department.