'It was something to the effect of, 'Gee, aren't you miserable? You've got to be working as a policeman now while I'm having fun with all these nice women here in this nice hotel,'' Steering said. The lawsuit continues that sheriff's deputies put Jimenez in handcuffs and were walking him down the hall when he made a rude comment to one of them. The lawsuit claims on July 12, inside one of the hotel hallways, Jimenez got into an argument with someone else who was staying at the hotel.Īuthorities arrived to break up the argument and decided to arrest him, Steering said. He still gets terrible headaches,' Steering said.

Jovan Jimenz needed 12 staples to the top of his head after the suspected beating. (KABC) - A Riverside man filed a $10 million civil lawsuit against the San Diego County Sheriff's Department after his attorney said he was severely beaten at the Harrah's Resort casino in Valley Center.Īttorney Jerry Steering said surveillance video, which he shared exclusively with Eyewitness News, speaks for itself as well as pictures of his client's injuries.

A Riverside man filed a $10 million civil lawsuit against the San Diego County Sheriff's Department after his attorney said he was severely beaten at the Harrah's Resort Casino in Valley Center.

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