Cop Fired and Pays $498,000 After Illegally Arresting Disabled Senior on a Cane

Deputy Tackles Disabled Senior With Two Replaced Knees — Gets Fired and Costs County $498K
Deputy Robert Glazer of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department arrested George Whaling — an elderly man on a cane with two recent knee replacements — while Whaling was in the process of walking away as ordered. Glazer was terminated. The county paid $498,000.

⚖️ LAWS & RIGHTS COVERED:
California Penal Code § 148(a)(1) — Obstruction / Impeding an Officer
California Penal Code § 835(a) — Use of Force Requirements
Fourth Amendment — Unlawful Arrest and Excessive Force
First Amendment — Right to Verbally Challenge Police Action
Riverside County Sheriff’s Department Policy 300 — Use of Force Standards
Graham Factors (Graham versus Connor, 1989) — Excessive Force Test

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