UofT student suing Toronto police for $1.6M after he was allegedly Tasered with an officer’s knee on his neck

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UofT student suing Toronto police for $1.6M after he was allegedly Tasered with an officer’s knee on his neck
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A UofT student alleges he was Tasered with an officer’s knee on his neck before his identification proved what he had told police – they had the wrong man.

He said he noticed a cruiser following him on Aug. 12, 2021. O’Gilvie, 27 at the time, was dropping by a North York plaza before catching the bus to the university’s downtown campus, according to a statement of claim.

O’Gilvie is suing the Toronto police and the three officers involved for the damages incurred on that summer day, along with $50,000 per Charter violation. His mother, Christine O’Gilvie, is also pursuing $250,000 in damages under the Family Law Act. “Mr. Ogilvie provided his full name but the Defendant Sergeant Saliba did not believe him,” the claim states.

“As the three Defendant officers piled on Mr. Ogilvie, the Defendant Constable Rietkoetter placed his knee and leg on Mr. Ogilvie’s neck,” the document alleges.

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