In January 2020, Deputy Woodall was involved in an incident where he tased an unarmed, compliant individual, Mr. Reynolds, during an arrest for misdemeanor disorderly conduct. Despite Mr. Reynolds kneeling to comply with orders, Deputy Woodall tased him in the back and continued to do so while he was face down and not resisting. This led to allegations of excessive force and a subsequent lawsuit against Deputy Woodall and other deputies involved. The court found sufficient grounds to proceed with the claims of unconstitutional use of force. ([casetext.com](https://casetext.com/case/reynolds-v-calhoun?utm_source=openai))
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