An unarmed man who was attacked twice by a San Diego police dog and shot with multiple bean bag rounds in an incident last month filed a claim Wednesday against the city for injuries he suffered, the first step toward a possible lawsuit.

A man shot by bean bags and mauled by a police dog before being arrested is suing the San Diego Police Department, claiming excessive use of force. The man's attorney and a southeast San Diego neighborhood want answers. On a Friday night in late October ...

The representatives, who held a news conference at the department’s Southeastern Division before submitting the claim, contend that Marcus Evans, 31, was unarmed during the encounter last month. Evans’ arrest left him with injuries that have prevented him from being able to work at his construction job,

Excessive force claim filed against City of San Diego, SDPD; Marcus Evans, 31, was struck 3 times by beanbag rounds and bitten by a police canine

A San Diego man bitten by a police dog during an arrest, plans to sue the San Diego police department. KPBS reporter Katie Anastas says his attorney is calling it an excessive use of force. A man bitten by a police dog during an arrest last month plans to sue the San Diego Police Department, his attorney announced Wednesday.