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May 11, 2024
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as posted by the channelTaylor Rogers, a Houston area woman, has filed a lawsuit against the city of Santa Fe and two members of the Santa Fe Police Department after she claims officers held her face in a pile of fire ants during a 2021 arrest. "Ants are on my face, ants are getting on my face. Please, help," Rogers can be heard yelling in police camera footage. "How could y'all do this? Ants are on my face, please let go."
In the court document, Taylor Rogers names the City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe PD Sergeant Ruben Espinoza, and officer Christian Carranza are named as defendants. During a press conference Saturday, an attorney for Rogers claimed she was bitten by ants more than 300 times.
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