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In October 2021, Deputy Ken Smith was involved in an incident where he entered Douglas Edwards’ home without a warrant, leading to a physical altercation and the use of a Taser on Edwards. The court later found the entry unlawful, resulting in the dismissal of charges against Edwards. Edwards subsequently filed a federal lawsuit against Smith and the Sheriff’s Office, alleging violations of his Fourth Amendment rights and seeking damages for injuries sustained during the incident. ([cowboystatedaily.com](https://cowboystatedaily.com/2024/10/22/thermopolis-man-sues-cops-deputies-over-break-in-and-tasing/?utm_source=openai))
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