Family of Man Stabbed by Clark County Deputy in 2025 Files Tort Claim
The claim says body-camera footage was muted or cut off and that deputies failed to get medical help before the stabbing.
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Body-cam turns off before Clark County deputy fatally stabs man 17 times in back, $27M claim says - The Daily Chronicle
The family of a 54-year-old Portland-area man who died after a Clark County Sheriff’s deputy stabbed him 17 times in the back filed a $27 million tort claim against the county on Thursday. The claim also alleges that Deputy Bryson Layton’s body-worn camera suddenly shut off as he and drunken-driving suspect Marc Fogle tussled at a Washington State Patrol station, where Fogle had been taken to undergo a breath test after he admitted to drinking a…
Clark County deputies accused of ‘systemic misuse’ of body cameras, stabbing DUI suspect 17 times
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The family of a man who was fatally stabbed by a Clark County sheriff’s deputy while he was in custody last year has filed a $27 million tort claim against the county.…
Family of man stabbed by Clark County deputy in 2025 files tort claim
Attorneys for the family of an Oregon man stabbed to death by a Clark County sheriff’s deputy in May 2025 during a struggle over the deputy’s gun filed a wrongful death tort claim Thursday against the county seeking $27 million. Read more...
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