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Analysis shows excessive force suits against ADOC officers cost taxpayers $20M
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Alabama Political Reporter
Among the excessive-force lawsuits reviewed, nearly three in four resulted in paid settlements.
The analysis also identified 12 current ADOC officers who were each named as active participants in at least three lawsuits alleging excessive force.
Davis’ mother sued and ADOC settled for $250,000.
Require facility leaders to answer publicly for repeated excessive-force claims involving officers under their supervision.
Require greater disclosure when General Liability Trust Fund dollars are used for ADOC legal defense contracts.