Fridae,Atlanta City Council voted 14-0 Monday to pay U.S. $ 1 million settlement in response to a civil suit against the rights of the city of Atlanta and 35 police officers in Atlanta. The lawsuit was filed by two companies and 26 users of the Eagle of Atlanta, who said police violated his state and federal constitutional rights for unlawful detention in September 2009 raid. it was reported that officials have not shown a search warrant for the raid that officials use anti-gay slurs at the hearing operation.The client anti-gay slurs, insults heard many, such as,I hate homosexuals.I also heard" I hate queers.
The Council also commended the Supervisors on site responsible for the use of curses and insults against homosexuals by the officers conducting the raid. The rupture occurred during the monthly meeting of the Board September 9, 2010, which reviewed the complaints filed by users of the bar, the Board of Directors and officers found guilty of misconduct in relation to complaints made by the bar employees.According Atlantaeagleraid.com a web page presented by the Eagle in Atlanta and prepared by his lawyer, the city of Atlanta Review Board in September this year "are 24 police officers guilty of Atlanta illegal detention of customers without a warrant during the raid of the Atlanta Bar Eagle 10 to September 11, 2009.
La Voz del Sur, a gay newspaper and complaints detailed in a report last year: "A man said officers seized the customers do not lie down immediately by the neck and forced to land The man said that he was. a kick in the ribs when lying down. "Then I heard him laugh and laugh and say it's more fun than raiding standard crack.Another Black said he saw the officers to force the people to land by agents pushing their shoulders or back of the head. "he asked to move because there was broken glass on the floor where he lay, and said" shut up.
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