Lucas County approves settlement with person kicked during 2023 arrest by sheriff’s deputy

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TOLEDO, Ohio (wtol.com) — A lawsuit filed by an individual against sheriff’s deputies, the city, and Franklin Park Mall has been settled with a $100,000 payment.

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Lucas County approves settlement with person kicked during 2023 arrest by sheriff’s deputy

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