WATCH: Willikes Man Slammed to Ground by Cops Takes Legal Action
Myran Thomas, a 33-year-old resident of Wilikies, has initiated legal proceedings against the police force, specifically targeting two officers whom he accuses of abusing their authority.
Thomas, a father of three who works at Onces in Parham, was involved in the incident just moments before arriving at work.
Speaking to Antigua News today from the Glansville Poly Clinic, where he is receiving treatment for injuries to his back and neck, Thomas detailed the sequence of events that led to his confrontation with the police.
He is represented by Attorney Wendel Alexander.
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The people that kill Chantel u all should take out that force on.
Young man do what u have to do