Jon Ramsay – Casper Police Department

In March 2022, Officer Ramsay responded to reports of a man, Brenton Eckerson, causing disturbances. Bodycam footage showed Ramsay drawing his firearm upon arrival and, after a verbal exchange, entering Eckerson’s home without a warrant. Ramsay pushed Eckerson into a banister, leading to a physical altercation where Eckerson was struck multiple times. Eckerson sustained injuries, including a torn ACL. A federal lawsuit alleges violations of Eckerson’s First and Fourth Amendment rights, citing excessive force and unlawful entry. The case is ongoing. ([oilcity.news](https://oilcity.news/crime/court/2024/10/31/inadequately-trained-casper-police-violated-a-mans-rights-lawsuit-alleges/?utm_source=openai))

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