Milwaukee man plans to file lawsuit after controversial arrest caught on camera
MILWAUKEE -- Attorneys for a man whose controversial arrest was caught on camera announced Friday, June 26 that they plan to file a lawsuit.
Cameron Murdoch, 28, of Milwaukee was seen on video being detained near 6th and McKinley on June 2. In the video, a Milwaukee police officer is seen briefly placing his knee on Murdoch's neck.
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In the notice of claim filed Friday, Murdoch's attorneys said officers used excessive force and that the arrest was unlawful. They are requesting $500,000 in damages.
Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales said that he did not see anything wrong with the arrest, but that the department has launched an internal investigation.