A Connecticut police department's surveillance video appears to contradict an officer's report of an incident that ends with police subduing a former state agency lawyer with stun guns. Officer Erik Hansen was fingerprinting former Connecticut Freedom of Information attorney Henry Pawlowski Jr. on Aug. 5 on allegations he assaulted another officer in June. The video shows Pawlowski raising his right arm when Hansen roughly drives him to the floor and two other officers shoot Pawlowski with stun guns.
August 20, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Connecticut police department’s surveillance video appears to contradict an officer’s report of an incident that ends with police subduing a former state agency lawyer with stun guns.
Officer Erik Hansen was fingerprinting former Connecticut Freedom of Information attorney Henry “Hank” Pawlowski Jr. on Aug. 5 on allegations he assaulted another officer in June.
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