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Protest group Detroit Will Breathe files federal lawsuit

The Detroit News
From left, at microphone, Attorneys Amanda Ghannam and Jack Schulz outline tactics used by the Detroit Police Department during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
From left, at microphone, Attorneys Amanda Ghannam and Jack Schulz outline tactics used by the Detroit Police Department during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Detroit Will Breathe organizer and plaintiff in the case Jae Bass of Detroit speaks during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Detroit Will Breathe organizer and plaintiff in the case Jae Bass of Detroit speaks during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace, right, speaks during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace, right, speaks during the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Lauren Rosen, 31, of Oak Park hugs Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace, right, after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Lauren Rosen, 31, of Oak Park hugs Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace, right, after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Fernando Willis, 26, of Detroit hugs Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Fernando Willis, 26, of Detroit hugs Detroit Will Breathe organizer Nakia Wallace after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Detroit Will Breathe organizers Nakia Wallace and Tristan Taylor, right, talk after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Detroit Will Breathe organizers Nakia Wallace and Tristan Taylor, right, talk after the press conference. Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News
Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Detroit Will Breathe and their legal counsel hold a press conference announcing their lawsuit to stop brutal tactics by the Detroit Police Department against protesters. Photos taken at the Theodore Levin U.S. Courthouse in Detroit on Aug, 31, 2020.
Robin Buckson, The Detroit News