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CRB Says Officer Used Excessive Force Against Chinese Student

BlogNews by Alan PitmanPosted on 02/10/2010
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The Eugene Citizens Review Board voted unanimously tonight that a police officer used excessive force in Tasering a Chinese student last year.

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