A Phoenix man filed a federal lawsuit against the city and four officers accused of holding him to hot pavement that caused third-degree burns.

Man sues Phoenix Police after suffering severe burns during a confrontation where officers pinned him on hot pavement.

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A man who suffered third-degree burns after Phoenix officers pinned him face down on the scorching hot pavement filed a ...

Michael Kenyon alleges four officers held him against the "scalding hot pavement" for four minutes, resulting in third-degree ...

A man who suffered third-degree burns across much of his body after Phoenix officers pinned him face down on the scorching ...

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A Phoenix man plans to sue the city of Phoenix after he claims police officers caused him to get third-degree burns during an arrest on July 6.

Michael Kenyon, 30, spent more than 30 days in the hospital after he was taken to the ground by four Phoenix cops on July 6 — when temperatures reached a sweltering 114 degrees — and held him ...

Attorneys for Michael Kenyon announced plans to sue the city of Phoenix for more than $15 million.

A man's skin was burned off his legs and other parts of his body after police pinned him down to the baking hot ground in 45C heat. Michael Kenyon, 30, suffered third-degree burns across his body ...

The claim states four Phoenix police officers questioned and detained Michael Kenyon, 30, on July 6, 2024, and held him face down on black asphalt.