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5:40Now PlayingThe family of a Georgia woman who died after falling out of a police car files a multi-million dollar lawsuit alleging gross negligence in the 2022 incident.
28-year-old Brianna Grier was having a mental health episode and was being transported by a Hancock County sheriff's deputy when she fell out of the moving patrol car on July 15.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation determined the deputy failed to close the rear passenger door before the car left the scene.
During a press conference, family attorney Ben Crump explains how the authorities initially tried to cover up what happened.
The $100 million federal civil rights lawsuit names Hancock County Sheriff Tomlyn Primus, his brother, Lt. Marlin Primus, and Deputy Timothy Legette as defendants.
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