Officer Lynn Brown is specifically named in the $10 million lawsuit for using excessive force and causing bodily injury without due process. It says HoyleВ had to get eight sutures to the chest and torso from the dog bites and tearing wounds. He says Brown and other officers began to physically attack and assault Hoyle with their feet and fists, even kicking him while he was handcuffed, with another officer standing on his back, wiping his feet on HoyleвЂ™s body like it was a floor mat.ДЄccording to the lawsuit, Hoyle sufferedВ dog bites and flesh wounds and was taken by squad car to the hospital and not by ambulance, which is customary procedure.Д¬ourt obtained photos that show some of his injuries.

HoyleвЂ™s lawyer says Hernando Police Officer Lynn Brown deployed his assigned K-9 to attack Hoyle, when he was completely defenseless and compliant. Police dash cam video shows the K-9 Police dog pounce on Hoyle after he exits his wrecked-out car. A chase ensued and went on for several minutes before HoyleвЂ™s car crashed.Д«ut itвЂ™s what happened next that has landed this case in court. Hoyle hit the gas when the officer went back to his patrolВ car. Hernando Police were hot on the heels of Adrian Hoyle, who they had pulled over. ( WREG) -В It started as a chase last September. Two officers have been put on desk duty, Worsham said. Attorney contacted the local FBI office, which is now investigating the matter. UPDATE: The FBI has opened an investigation into this case, the Hernando Police Chief said Thursday.Д¬hief Scott Worsham said someone filed a complaint with the U.S.

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