Kenyon spent over 30 days in the Maricopa County Burn Center, where he underwent a series of painful procedures that included skin grafts to treat the third-degree burns to his body, the lawsuit said.

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

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 ...

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

Michael Kenyon spent more than one month in the hospital after the incident recovering from his burns, his attorney said. Latest U.S.

Michael Kenyon, who has not been charged with a crime for the incident, spent more than a month hospitalized with burns on his face, arms, chest, and legs after the July 6 incident.

Michael Kenyon, 30, was left with third-degree burns across much of his body and no skin above his knees after police officers pinned him to the ground in record heat.