A Reno police detective testified she was ordered not to write a report after concluding that officer Richard Jager had wrongly jailed Jason Killinger, court records in Killinger's civil rights lawsuit show. The order came from her supervi ... (https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1311#8132)
Lawsuit: Reno police detective says she was told not to write a report about false facial recognition arrest (1 of 4)
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