Man seeks millions after being shot by police in game-related swatting incident
A Tucson man is asking Pima County to pay $176 million after sheriff's deputies shot him, leaving him paralyzed, when online hackers falsely reported a shooting at his home. The man had alerted the Sheriff's Department to fears that he would be "swatted" just days earlier.
Summary
A Tucson man is suing for $176 million after being shot by police during a swatting incident, which he had warned authorities about just days before. The incident left him paralyzed, raising serious questions about police response to online threats.
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